Average construction costs across the U.S. rose 4.2 percent last year, with Los Angeles logging the largest uptick, according to a new report. Costs...

From the April issue: New York City developers and builders certainly won’t strike gold with the Trump administration’s recent metal tariffs.  Following President Donald Trump’s...

Construction starts picked back up again last year, totaling $37.78 billion on the back of public works and institutional projects. That was the second-highest...

From the January issue: With office towers rising on the Far West Side and logistics super-warehouses being built on Staten Island, 2018 marks the fifth...

A precedent-setting court ruling from last year has opened the floodgates for landlords to demand “ransom” payments from adjacent developments, salty developers say. For...

UPDATED, 11:18 a.m., July 19: Though only three years old, One57 is kind of like the grandfather of Billionaires’ Row. Extell Development’s supertall was...

The construction industry in New York City generated $66.3 billion last year, thanks in large part to a record amount of spending. A new...

New York City isn’t just the most expensive place to build in the world — it’s also one of the most “overstretched” in terms...

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s capital budget for the city jumped 7 percent since January, thanks to an extra $6 billion in infrastructure spending. The...

A city agency designed to streamline capital projects actually doubled the cost of new libraries and cultural centers between 2010 and 2014, according to...

Construction costs in the five boroughs grew steadily for the third year in a row at roughly 5 percent. That’s still less than half...

It’s a common complaint among developers: high wages for construction workers in New York City are driving up development costs and making projects unfeasible....

Spending on residential construction in New York City rose sharply to an all-time record of nearly $12 billion last year, according to a new report....

From the South Florida Market Report: While some banks are taking a conservative approach when it comes to construction lending, investment and private equity...

Colleges and universities in New York City are projected to spend nearly $10 billion on new construction and renovations during a five-year period, according to...

Residential construction spending will likely hit a new record this year, but far fewer New Yorkers stand to benefit from the building than in...

A building boom is under way in major markets as Real Estate Investment Trusts increasingly invest in new developments rather than pay inflated prices...

Employment in New York City’s construction sector hit a five-year peak in 2013, while spending on residential construction was the highest in decades, according...

U.S. construction spending ticked up in the month of November, buoyed by growing private-sector demand to build homes.

Construction payrolls climbed for the sixth-straight month in November, reaching a preliminary estimate of 5,851,000. That’s a 17,000-job gain from October’s 5,834,000 print, and the...