US new-home groundbreakings hit
8-month low
February saw new-home groundbreakings in the U.S. fall by 8.7 percent, the most in eight months, according to a...
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New home purchases reach highest level since 2007
The wake of destruction left by hurricanes Harvey and Irma are having a perhaps unexpected impact on national housing...
Steel you later: Developers opt for concrete as cheaper, faster material
Developers are increasingly swapping steel for concrete, finding that the material allows for faster and cheaper construction. The use...
US builder confidence dips amid fears over rising interest rates
U.S. builder confidence in newly-built single-family homes dropped in January, following the 11-year high it reached last month.
The volume was turned way down on residential development plans in 2016
A lot of the same cranes that dotted the skyline last year will keep swinging away in 2017. But...
Inception: Every new building and conversion to open since 2013
The Real Deal regularly shows you what’s entering the city’s new development pipeline, but now you can see everything that...
City sees record year for inclusionary housing units, residential permit approvals
Before it was mandatory, New York City’s inclusionary housing program created and preserved a record number of affordable...
(Almost) No one is buying land in Manhattan anymore
Sales of Manhattan development sites slowed significantly in the first months of 2016, adding to broader concerns over the...
New York City no longer No. 1 in new construction
New York: if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere. But, apparently, they’re making more in...
NYC residential building construction up
Residential building construction rose in 2011 by 33 percent across the five boroughs, according to a New York Building Congress analysis of U.S. Census data released today. The city’s Department of Buildings issued permits...
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