Among the many skyscrapers sprouting up along “Billionaires’ Row,” there is one that’s technically not a new building at all. JDS Development Group and...

Keeping track of new development real estate projects in New York City is often as time consuming as it is complicated. Any construction work...

A pair of developers in the Upper East Side have reached new heights of interpreting New York’s zoning code. Despite neighborhood controversy, Third Palm...

After a Housing Rights Initiative investigation found that Kushner Companies severely misrepresented the number of rent stabilized apartments on at least 80 construction permit...

Elon Musk’s fabled Hyperloop got some good news recently when, rather than a vague tweet from Musk saying he had “verbal govt approval” for...

A controversial hotel planned for Queens is one step closer to becoming a reality. Flushing-based Super A Construction filed plans with the Department of...

An alley famous for being the last dirt road in Manhattan is at the center of a legal dispute between Midas Management and Itzhaki...

A New York City developer is fielding complaints about a private project he constructed over a decade ago atop his own apartment. The project...

The Department of Buildings last month released an interactive dashboard that charts 2017 construction across the five boroughs. While this dashboard is impressive and...

The crane operator whom investigators found responsible for a fatal collapse in 2016 is fighting back and suing for defamation. Multiple probes into the...

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...

TRData, The Real Deal’s comprehensive real estate data services division, has been tracking the progress of every project filed with the Department of Buildings...

Your project was issued a TCO, or temporary certificate of occupancy, and now you can begin selling units and showing off the development you’ve...

A hotel with 194 rooms is on its way to Coney Island. The seven-story project from developer Gal Horowitz would rise at 2201 Neptune...

From the September issue: Expeditors have long been the ubiquitous, yet invisible, force guiding developers through the building  process in New York City. The independent...

Kushner Companies’ proposed 737-unit residential building in Dumbo was the biggest project filed with the city’s Department of Buildings in August. Permit filings for...

From the August issue: Nearly 12 years after leaving his post at the New York City Department of Buildings, Rick Chandler has found himself home...

Being a sales or rental agent in the hottest neighborhoods in New York City is a double-edged sword. Neighborhoods like Williamsburg, Bushwick and Long...

After initially standing by its recent crackdown on office roof terraces, claiming that the outdoor spaces can only be used for plants, the New York City Department...