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Carlo A. Scissura, a lifelong New Yorker and veteran of Brooklyn politics, business, and economic development, has been named president and CEO of the

New York City construction industry employment rose for the fifth consecutive year in 2016, surpassing 140,000 for the first time in at least four decades

In last month’s special session in the state legislature in Albany, a bill that would authorize a design-build program specific to NYC was not included

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

New York celebrated the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris over the weekend. After four contentious years dealing with the Trump administration, hopes

Carlo Scissura, who was recently named the president and CEO of the New York Building Congress, has a positive outlook on the new year. “

Although the president’s proposed tax plan aims to simplify the tax code, it could actually make developing and owning property in New York more difficult

In 1994, Rudy Giuliani had just beaten incumbent New York City Mayor David Dinkins, unemployment was at over 13 percent and Staten Island was threatening

As the corona virus batters America’s economy, construction groups are urging the government to fund more infrastructure improvements to keep the

Although the president’s proposed tax plan aims to simplify the tax code, it could actually make developing and owning property in New York more difficult

In a letter to congress, the New York Building Congress, NYBC, is calling on federal lawmakers on both sides of the political spectrum to increase infrastructure spending.