Contractors call for moratorium on Scaffold Law
As construction work resumes across New York, contractors are urging Governor Andrew Cuomo to freeze parts of the state’s controversial scaffold law. Otherwise known as
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Cuomo reopens NYSE after two-month COVID closure
Governor Cuomo this morning rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange as it reopened after two months of COVID-19 enforced closure. Under
Cuomo allowing virtual notarizations during crisis
The real estate industry is cheering an executive order by Governor Andrew Cuomo yesterday that allows the temporary virtual notarization of documents that would normally
Cuomo takes aim at deed fraud in Brooklyn
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo has called on the New York State Department of Financial Services to launch an investigation after a troubling report described instances
Cuomo enacts homeowner protections
Governor Andrew Cuomo has signed three measures enacting a package of sweeping homeowner protections. The legislation includes enhancing consumer protection measures and closing loopholes to
Cuomo hails Netflix deal to create NYC production hub
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that Netflix, the world’s leading internet entertainment service, will expand its presence in New York with a production hub in
Ex-Sony boss, IRS manager join Foye on MTA board
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the nomination of new MTA chairman, Patrick J. Foye as well as four new members to the board. Haeda Mihaltses
Big move for Great Performances catering
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced that Great Performances, the largest woman-owned catering and food service company in New York City, will relocate from Manhattan to
Work gets underway on $92M seniors housing development
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced the start of construction on Arthur Avenue Apartments, a new $91 million affordable housing development that will create 176 affordable
Amazon backs out of LIC plans, blames political opposition
The tech giant Amazon announced this morning that it will no longer build its HQ2 campus at Long Island City due to overwhelming local opposition.