development

Ruben Diaz Jr. wants to tell you about the Bronx. Since 2009, Diaz has served as the Bronx Borough President, a position that has earned him so many plaques

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

After nine years of steady, if unexciting work as a general contractor, Scott Barone’s big break was supposed to come in 2008 when his firm landed a ground-up

The popular EB-5 immigrant investor program will receive some long-awaited guidelines in the coming weeks — but they aren’t the type of changes real estate had in mind.

A decades-old legal battle over development rights has moved the City of Long Beach one step closer to what might be a bankruptcy-inducing judgment.

The supply of air rights in West Chelsea, the area that covers the High Line and Chelsea Market, has been reduced to a trickle. Now, local officials are

Investors and developers are poised on their starting blocks, ready to sprint into the country’s many designated Qualified Opportunity Zones just as soon

If we want a progressive City, we need a prosperous City. If we want to be prosperous, we need to grow. Growth will create the housing necessary to accommodate

Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen, known as the city’s development czar, will be stepping down from the administration, according to City Hall. In her role as deputy

The popular EB-5 immigrant investor program will receive some long-awaited guidelines in the coming weeks — but they aren’t the type of changes real estate had in mind.

The supply of air rights in West Chelsea, the area that covers the High Line and Chelsea Market, has been reduced to a trickle. Now, local officials are

Housing advocates across the country want affordability to be a topic of debate during the next presidential election and if this month’s state primaries