Construction & Design
San Francisco has unseated New York City as the most expensive place on earth to build, with construction costs forecast to rise a further 6.
One year in to the Jerome Avenue Neighborhood Plan, 750 affordable homes have been preserved, 11,000 tenants protected, and construction is set to get
Leasing activity in the Brooklyn office market soared to 671,000 square feet during the first quarter of 2019, putting the market 99 percent above its
Savills completed a 25,000 s/f relocation for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) at One Seaport Plaza, located at 199 Water Street in
Department of City Planning (DCP) Director Marisa Lago, Advocates for Privately Owned Public Space (APOPS) President Jerold S. Kayden, and The Municipal
The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) today approved resolutions of intent to provide financial incentives for three major residential
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that Great Performances, the largest woman-owned catering and food service company in New York City, will relocate from
The New York City Department of Buildings released its February 2019 enforcement bulletin, which provides highlights of the agency’s actions to sanction
The city is set to employ ʻnext frontierʼ building technology to develop an affordable apartment property in East New York. The Department of Housing Preservation
By Konrad Putzier Peggy Olson, a rising copywriter at the Manhattan ad agency Sterling Cooper, stood in a fictional Upper East Side apartment with a frown on her face.
The Bronx and Manhattan will get a little closer after a plan to connect the two boroughs via Penn Station was approved by transit authorities last week.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) Metro-North Railroad selected the Skanska-ECCO Joint Venture to complete the final phase of the Croton-Harmon