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REBNY leader John Banks is railing against a so-called Pied a Terre tax he says will hurt New York City. “We are deeply concerned that this so-called pied

The City Council interrogated Amazon about tax incentives, helipads and project oversight during their committee meeting. After Amazon selected both Long

The New York City Council has unanimously approved a bill that would mandate at least 40 hours of training for construction workers across the city.

The City Council has approved the rezoning of a 92-block stretch of Jerome Avenue rezoning in the Bronx. The deal is expected to pave the way for increased

The City has begun the process of acquisition, design and construction of Phase II of the City’s Master Plan for Hudson Yards. The final phase includes

Kushner Companies has continued to deny any deliberate attempt to pull rent-regulated apartments out of the system. After a report by the Associated Press

Opponents of a slew of new skyscrapers in the Two Bridges neighborhood have filed a lawsuit claiming at least one developer shouldnʼt be building there.

City Council Member Keith Powers recently introduced a convoluted piece of legislation that would have a significant negative impact on New York’s real

The list of possible contenders for Mayor Bill de Blasio’s seat just became a bit shorter. Council Member Dan Garodnick, whose name has been thrown around

The New York Construction Alliance (NYCA) is calling on the City Council to hold a public hearing on the new version of the construction safety bill, Intro.

In a blow to Gamma Real Estate’s planned condo tower project, the City Council Land Use Committee today voted to approve a rezoning measure brought

The city’s rezoning proposal has put 3.5 million s/f of air rights in play in East Midtown. It’s still unclear how the deluge will affect the air rights