infrastructure

A high-powered delegation of New York building executives is en route to the White House to lobby Democrats and Republicans to fund the Gateway Project.

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.

By Marc Newman, CPA, Associate Managing Partner, Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP It goes by many names. You might hear it called the “domestic production

The New York City Department of Transportation (DOT) is slated to receive substantially more funding in the City’s 2016 Executive Budget than last year.

President Trump unveiled his administration’s $200 billion infrastructure plan this week to a lukewarm reception from the real estate industry and elected

While uncertainty remains over the economic impact of a Donald Trump presidency, real estate executives have zeroed in on a point of optimism, the president-elect’s

While infrastructure and affordable housing were on the minds of panelists at New York University’s Schack Institute’s annual conference on capital markets

Syracuse University has launched an Infrastructure Institute with the aim of facilitating the effective and efficient development of new, modernized and

With doubts rising that the federal government will pitch in to fund major infrastructure projects, New York power brokers are examining other options

America’s contractors want Democrats to use their new muscle to make America’s infrastructure great again. They have also called on the newly blue US House

The mayor’s office has signed off on a $180 million dollar spending plan in Long Island City that will be used to build schools, fix roads and build up

It is a good sign that everyone in Washington seems to agree that America needs a robust plan to rebuild our nation’s infrastructure – and it is just as