The city might run out of money in a neighborhood improvement fund well before improving all of the neighborhoods it is supposed to help....

James Patchett is the president and CEO of the New York City Economic Development Corporation, the city’s quasi-independent nonprofit with an annual budget of...

The city is continuing to move forward with its plans to develop Sunnyside Yards in Queens. The Economic Development Corporation announced on Wednesday that...

After green-lighting the demolition of residential and rent-stabilized buildings in Downtown Brooklyn, city officials are now facing the possibility that a deal to build...

Broadway Junction could be the next area of Brooklyn to be transformed by the wave of development sweeping through the borough. A group co-chaired...

Market rate condos could be on their way out of Brooklyn’s controversial Bedford-Union Armory project. The Crown Heights development has drawn strong neighborhood opposition...

Triangle Equities wants to build a $97 million warehouse near John F. Kennedy International Airport, according to filings with the Economic Development Corporation. The...

The New York City Economic Development Corporation finalized its 220,000-square-foot lease at Brookfield Property Partners’ One Liberty Plaza in the Financial District. The quasi-government...

New York may face stiff competition from the rest of the country in the race to land Amazon’s second headquarters, but that has not...

The New York City Economic Development Corp. is in late-stage talks to relocate its headquarters Downtown into roughly 220,000 square feet at One Liberty...

The New York City Economic Development Corporation selected the partnership of Radson Development and Kingspoint Heights Development to build a mixed-use complex with 200,000...

Having a New Yorker in the White House — even one who wants to cut millions of dollars in federal funding to the city...

The city wants to build housing, retail and open air space over a rail yard in Long Island City, and it’s searching for a developer...

When the city brokered a $201 million deal to sell the Riverton in 2015, officials touted it as a major victory. A&E Real Estate...

UPDATED, Dec. 22, 1:47 p.m.: The city’s Economic Development Corporation has selected Robert Levine’s RAL Development Services, one of the companies behind a controversial...

If the city’s Economic Development Corp. has its way, a full-block East Harlem site that houses a former slave burial ground — and most...

So you’re a small-time developer seeking a toehold in the high-stakes real estate industry? No problem. The city’s got your back. In an effort...

UPDATED: March 25, 2:02 p.m.: Park-It Management bosses Fred and Gary Spindler filed a permit application to convert one of their buildings into a...

The city will dole out $150 million to developers looking to build industrial space, part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s push to bring more...

The New York City Economic Development Corp. is seeking a developer to knock down most of a Hell’s Kitchen block to make way for...