Green Building

GHP Office Realty, a division of Houlihan-Parnes Realtors, has completed the installation of a massive battery energy storage at their headquarters at

DENNIS SHERRY By Dennis J. Sherry, regional director of Management Services, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank With 44 million square feet of office space under

A Bronx-based affordable housing developer scooped up three parcels in the borough’s Belmont section for roughly $4 million to build a 120,000 s/f, environmentally-conscious

The Javits Center’s first-ever Sustainability Report shows the property has cut its energy consumption, created a wildlife sanctuary and become a haven for birds.

By Sabina Mollot Last summer, Rick Hayduk, the general manager of Stuyvesant Town, announced that the new owner was looking for ways to reduce the 80-acre

Utility costs represent the single largest controllable expense in a multi-family housingcommunity, consuming 25 to 35% of most operating budgets[1].

Con Edison is offering to pay natural gas users in Westchester to switch to electricity as the area endures a moratorium on gas. The utility said it will

The New York City real estate industry’s biggest lobbyist recently met with members of a group that is part of the world’s biggest intergovernmental organization

By Michael Tobias PE, LEED AP, CEM, principal, New York Engineers Buildings represent 39 percent of energy consumption in the USA, considering both electricity

Echo Barrier Limited announced that the firm’s Echo Barrier H2 Series acoustic barriers have helped to provide a solution to construction noise at the

Wood is on the rise in cities around the world as the global construction industry embraces mass timber construction. In Tokyo, a 70-story, wood-hybrid

By Micah Remley, Senior Vice President, EnerNOC Commercial property executives today are increasingly faced with the demands of maintaining more efficient