Construction

By Sabina Mollot Police are investigating the death of a construction worker found unresponsive at the bottom of an elevator shaft Tuesday.

The New York Construction Alliance (NYCA) has expressed their support for the newly passed bill, Introduction 1382-B. New York City Council Member Robert Cornegy Jr.

Non-residential construction spending between September 2016 and September 2017 weakened by nearly three percent, with a number of market segments recording

A 43-year-old construction worker was killed in an accident at a Brooklyn hotel site last week. The Department of Buildings immediately issued a stop work

General contractor and construction manager Stalco Construction, Inc. has partnered with American Buildings Company (ABC) to offer pre-engineered steel

The newly-elected City Council speaker Corey Johnson won’t be shying away from real estate issues. Johnson, 35, was elected in an overwhelming majority

The number of construction workers killed on the job in 2017 hit nine this week, after a worker died at a job site in Chelsea on Monday.

Ground has been broken for a new Public School 144 addition at 93-02 69th Avenue in the Forest Hills section of Queens. The addition will accommodate the

Con Edison has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to find non-pipe solutions to meet growing natural gas. The power giant will $100 million annually

The Department of Buildings announced that it is revoking the privileges of a special inspector and the license of a master plumber who were implicated

New York City Department of Buildings has updated the interim crane regulations the agency put in place after the crawler crane collapse in Tribeca on February 5.