City: We’re running out of homes
The new report on the cityʼs changing landscape paints a grim picture for housing. For even as job creation explodes, a dearth of home building
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NYC construction spending to hit $61B this year
New York City construction spending is forecast to set a new record and reach $61.5 billion this year – marking a nearly 10 percent increase
Speakers seek common ground
The New York Building Congress hosted New York City public officials at a Construction Industry Breakfast that featured a keynote address by Deputy Mayor for
NYBC puts focus on tomorrowʼs design challenges
The New York Building Congress held its first-ever building innovation conference focused on new and upcoming technological changes in design and construction. Over 300 industry
Building Congress celebrates industry leaders
The New York Building Congress held its 98th Anniversary Leadership Awards Luncheon last week and celebrated the accomplishments of New York’s building industry. “This is
Critics accuse city of failing to save for impending downturn
A recently released preliminary budget for New York’s 2020 fiscal year is catching criticism from politicians and business leaders who say it fails to adequately
NYBC to launch new media campaign, tech initiative
The New York Building Congress is set to launch a media campaign to let New Yorkers know how much the industry contributes to city life.
NYBC says city on pace to meet affordable housing goal
New York Building Congress, NYBC, says New York’s affordable housing is keeping pace with city-designated benchmarks, adding almost 35,000 new units since 2014. According to
NY Building Congress calls for $1 trillion infrastructure overhaul
In a letter to congress, the New York Building Congress, NYBC, is calling on federal lawmakers on both sides of the political spectrum to increase
Report calls for $9.7B to help tourists explore more of NYC
New York Building Congress has issued a plan that could turn New York into the country’s convention city of choice and send tourism through the