Lendlease has promoted one of its veterans to lead the company’s New York construction operations. Steven Sommer, who has worked for the construction giant for more than three decades, is stepping into the role...
The city’s largest construction union is taking steps to root out possible ties to organized crime among its members....
A lawsuit’s demise secured Inwood’s rezoning this week, but the litigation may have done lasting damage to some projects....
With the city gripped by recession, Mayor David Dinkins didn’t want to lose Morgan Stanley, a major taxpayer and...
Sandwiched between two apartment buildings, a one-story, windowless warehouse on Thompson Street has been slated for demolition for more...
The state’s highest court rejected a community coalition’s bid to revive its legal fight against Inwood’s rezoning, likely ending a two-year battle over the fate of the neighborhood. The New York Court of Appeals...
The de Blasio administration is abandoning its plan to require special permits for new hotel construction in Union Square...
Roughly two years ago, developer Ron Moelis was late to a fundraiser for then-New York attorney general candidate Letitia...
With opposition to a proposal to transform Flushing’s waterfront growing among City Council members, a vote was called off...
Sheldon Solow, the billionaire developer known for his litigious tendencies, died at the age of 92. The cause of...
