Outer-borough hotel construction has been on a roll lately, with new construction in light manufacturing zones being a major driver. That window may be...

  The year 2000 was big one for Stuyvesant Town. MetLife, the original developers of the massive apartment complex, became a publicly traded company...

The Department of Buildings on Wednesday unveiled a comprehensive analysis of construction volume in the city dating back nearly 20 years. The “NYC Construction...

Brooklyn came tantalizingly close last quarter to tying its record for new residential units, falling short by literally one home. The Department of Buildings...

Housing starts across the country fell by nearly 7 percent between February and March to hit a seasonally adjusted rate of 1.2 million, according...

The city issued new building permits for an estimated 4,294 residential units in the first two months of 2017, a sizeable improvement over 2016’s...

A lot of the same cranes that dotted the skyline last year will keep swinging away in 2017. But when they do come down,...

The legislative session in Albany is set to close tomorrow, and sources tell The Real Deal that no one should be expecting any magically-negotiated...

UPDATED: May 19, 3:21 p.m.: Manhattan residential developers have pulled back significantly in 2016 in the face of a sagging luxury market and the...

The numbers don’t lie: The wave of new hotel construction in New York – which peaked in 2014 – is finally crashing as dozens...

The city greenlit less than 2,000 new residential units in the first quarter, a far cry from the nearly 6,500 units approved during the...

Following a rush in issued construction permits that qualified for the now-dead 421a tax break, only 453 units of housing were approved for construction in...

Did you know you can now see the top construction permit applications for every borough in one place every month? Or that you can...

The Greenpoint residential development boom continues unabated, with Grand Street Development filing plans for its new six-story, 49-unit residential building at 848 Lorimer Street.

It used to be nothing but train tracks, and then for a long time it was a much-delayed development site. Now, the Riverside Center...

After reaching a median rent of more than $3,000, you might think Brooklyn’s soaring housing market is showing no sign of an impending slowdown. While it’s true that...

An overwhelming boom of new building permits in June as developers sought to take advantage of the old 421a tax abatement has given way...

The number of housing units planned for New York over the coming years is rising dramatically.

A 51-story tower in the Financial District, an eight-story residential building at the site of a former Jewish all-girls school in Midwood and a nearly...

Summer heat doesn’t slow the real estate industry in New York City. From a 70-story residential building to a proposed – but not yet...