Report: M/WBEs could be wiped out by coronavirus
Nearly three quarters of the city’s Minority and Women Owned Businesses (M/WBE) expect to shut down within the next six months if they can’t get
Category : Construction & Design
New York is the center of striking design and a showcase for world-class architects. It is also home to the men and women who make the ideas into reality.
Concrete industry salutes its finest – remotely
Stephen DeSimone, president and chief executive officer of DeSimone Consulting Engineers, has been presented with the Humanitarian Fellow Award from the Concrete Industry Foundation (CIF)
Developers unveil $2B Astoria plan
A consortium of city developers and investors have released a working plan to create a $2 billion mixed-used community in Astoria, Queens. Dubbed “Innovation QNS,”
DOB to start issuing violations to COVID scofflaws
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. 30 days into
HAP pushes ahead with new Chelsea apartment development
HAP Investment Developers is pushing ahead with its new Chelsea apartment development with a view to opening early next year. The company just announced the
Onyx moves to capture post-COVID office users with high-tech smart campus
New Jersey-based Onyx Equities has unveiled a bold plan to create one of the north east’s first “smart office campuses” to attract big office users
Unhealthy fears keeping Americans away from airports
Folks want to fly again. Frequent travelers, both personal and business, even more so. But for a speedy return, airports need to restore passenger confidence
DOB looks to real estate, tech sector for next big thing
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 Economic Development Corporation
227-unit apartment building planned for 111 Willoughby
Triangle Equities and The Michaels Organization have announced plans to build a new 411 ft. mixed-used building at 111 Willoughby Street in Brooklyn. The multi-use
Report: Battered construction sector clawing its way back
A new survey by the Associated General Contractors of America and data from construction technology firm Procore show that construction activity is returning to pre-coronavirus