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New York City construction spending is forecast to reach $61.5 billion in 2018, marking a 25 percent increase from 2017 and a new record for the city

Real estate trade groups applauded Mayor Bill de Blasio’s re-election last week, praising his record during a first term that saw a surge in new housing

Just three weeks into his new role as speaker of the City Council, Corey Johnson made his pitch to the construction industry as the official who will help

With New York City’s largest source of electricity generation marked for extinction amid a projected increase in energy demand, New York must add significant

While showcase developments such as Hudson Yards grab most of the headlines, New York construction’s middle market has become a powerhouse.

Carlo A. Scissura, a lifelong New Yorker and veteran of Brooklyn politics, business, and economic development, has been named president and CEO of the

New York City construction industry employment rose for the fifth consecutive year in 2016, surpassing 140,000 for the first time in at least four decades

Bronx borough president Ruben Diaz is championing the Bronx as a corridor of new waterfront development not unlike the Hudson Yards. Speaking at the October

Since Superstorm Sandy overwhelmed much of the east coast in October 2012, New York City, along with its State and federal partners, has allocated more

The new head of the New York Building Congress (NYBC) is bringing an outer borough mentality to the 96-year-old organization, focusing on bringing in members

The New York Building Congress Board of Directors announced yesterday (Tuesday) that Richard T. Anderson will step down at the end of 2016 after 22 years

Over 1,000 members of the building community gathered to pay tribute to four industry legends at the New York Building Congress 2017 Industry Recognition