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If New York City loses even just a third of its public housing, it would displace more than 100,000 people, according to a new...

Hillary Clinton had a special message Friday for the real estate industry’s bigwigs, some of whom sponsored the conference hosting her. Tell your contacts...

New York City isn’t taking full advantage of its transit infrastructure when it comes to housing density along transportation routes, according to the Regional...

A new report recommends axing a law that restricts the size of residential buildings as an avenue for creating more affordable housing. The Regional...

The Regional Planning Association has pitched two major transit projects aimed at coping with an influx of commuters and the city’s aging infrastructure. The...

Is 432 Park Avenue adding much to New York City’s density? That may seem like a trivial question, given that CIM Group and Macklowe...

Robert Yaro is retiring from the Regional Plan Association. Thomas Wright, the nonprofit organization’s executive director, will succeed Yaro as president. The association was...

Madison Square Garden should be shifted to an alternate site in order to allow Penn Station to expand and to help kick off the...

Labor costs for unionized construction workers continue to exceed those of their nonunionized counterparts, and project labor agreements — which some mayoral candidates have...

East Harlem will lose thousands of affordable housing units by the year 2040, as one-third of the 40,500 subsidized units in the community are...

There’s a new $12 million riverside park coming to Carroll Gardens — provided the Department of Transportation vacates the two-acre lot where the park...

New York’s building contractors have voted to end a more than century-old pact to use only union labor on construction sites as a June...

Regional Plan Association, a prominent civic advocacy group, is supporting builders and real estate executives in appealing for concessions from construction unions, the New...