Construction & Design
New York’s Buildings Department released its May 2018 enforcement bulletin, highlighting bad actors in the construction industry that were punished
Related Companies unveiled the new lobby and courtyard at the reimagined Blanchard Building in Long Island City. Located at 2110 51st Avenue, the seven-story
Federal restrictions on immigration could hinder an already-struggling workforce, according to the Associated General Contractors of America.
A new government program designed to address the nation’s shortage of skilled contractors has been widely applauded. Stephen E. Sandherr, CEO of
Mayor de Blasio touted infrastructure projects while asking for support for design-build projects from a room full of members of the real estate industry
Clarion Partners and Marcus Partners have retained Gensler to spearhead a renovation to the interior and exterior common areas and amenities of Merritt
An upcoming sea change in the wireless industry promises to optimize everything with a digital pulse, from phones, tablets and watches to cars and even
Queens is getting greener with a new 55,000 s/f green roof atop a Flushing luxury condo. Onex Real Estate Partners teamed up with Blondie’s Treehouse
The city has increased its bottom line for award contracts to minority and women-owned businesses (M/WBEs) from $16 to $20 billion. “Communities of color
An alleged pay-to-play scheme for a slice of the World Trade Center rebuilding effort came to light when electricians on the site complained some of their
The New York City Department of Buildings released its April 2019 enforcement bulletin today, highlighting actions to sanction and deter bad actors in
Gov. Andrew Cuomo with Milo Riverso (left) and Carlo Scissura The New York Building Congress held its 98th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon last