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The Department of Buildings announced that owners of private homes with both registered and unregistered elevators can request a DOB inspection of the

The Department of Building is set to carry out a sweep of the city’s biggest construction sites after three workers were killed on the job in the past two weeks.

City Council woman Carlina Rivera is crafting new legislation to make rooftops safer after a young woman fell to her death in the East Village at the weekend.

The Department of Buildings (DOB) today unveiled new digital resources to help building owners comply with building sustainability requirements.

The city’s development community has hailed a court’s decision to allow SJP to finish its 200 Amsterdam tower. Opponents had sued to force

The rate of retail space becoming vacant in New York City has shot up by 50 percent in the span of one decade, according to a new report on the state of

The city’s Department of Buildings could soon be using drones to carry out building façade inspections. New York City Council today (Wednesday) gave the

New York City Department of Buildings has released its July 2020 enforcement bulletin, which highlights some of the agency’s actions to sanction and deter

New York City’s Department of Building’s inspectors will start issuing tickets to contractors who aren’t keeping their workers and sites COVID-safe today.

Developers SJP and Mitsui Fudosan are cheering a decision by the city to appeal a court decision to chop the top 20 stories off of their Upper West Side

The Department of Buildings has launched of the first-ever “Hack the Building Code” Innovation Challenge. The contest is part of a partnership with NYC

Commissioner Melanie La Rocca addressed New York’s Building owners & Managers Association. In her first major speech to members of New York’s