Construction

The city’s Department of Buildings has set up a coronavirus protocol for contractors and is moving to reduce foot traffic at its offices through its online

Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley announced the closing of a $445 million construction loan for 111 Murray Street, a 58-story ground-up condo breaking

New York City’s hospitals are expected to invest $6.3 billion on construction projects over the next two years, according to a new report.

A rising tide a lifts all ships and the rushing current of capital flowing into New York has once again buoyed development in the city’s most cash-strapped borough.

Construction and manufacturing will lead the state’s COVID-19 recovery effort, Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced. The state will be closely monitoring

A coalition of 109 companies and organizations, representing a broad span of the construction industry, delivered a letter to the governors of Northeastern

Governor Andrew Cuomo today shut down all non-essential construction in New York City. Only emergency construction on projects necessary to protect health

Since high school, Steve Chen has been on the manufacturing floor of one of the last remaining factories in New York City. Despite being the son of Crystal

New York’s Buildings Department has finalized training requirements put in place by last year’s safety legislation. Construction workers on most major

The Department of Buildings is taking construction safety on the road this week in an annual effort to keep New York and New Yorkers safe.

The city has permanently revoked the license of a crane operator invovled in the Tribeca collapse that killed a 38-year-old man and wounded three other people.

Fisher Brothers, Witkoff and New Valley announced the closing of a $445 million construction loan for 111 Murray Street, a 58-story ground-up condo breaking