Richard Anderson

The head of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce is reportedly poised to take over the New York Building Congress next year. Carlo Scissura will...

The proposed tunnel through the Long Island Sound, according to the head of the New York State Department of Transportation, isn’t just a pipe...

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....

Public and private property owners in New York City launched $3.6 billion worth of alteration and renovation projects during the first half of the...

Landlords are hoping that Mayor Bill de Blasio will be a strong ally in their quest to reduce large-scale landmarking in the city, a...

The vast majority of New Yorkers employed by the construction industry – about 70 percent – hail from Queens and Brooklyn, according to a...

Real estate industry figures have a clear message for New York City Councilman Daniel Garodnick, whose district includes the majority of Midtown East: Slow...

Since being seen as a candidate to succeed Christine Quinn as City Council speaker, City Council member Dan Garodnick has become the target of...

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...

In 2011, $13.8 billion worth of construction projects began, a decline of 31 percent from 2010, when $20 billion in projects began, according to numbers released...

The number of stalled construction sites in New York City dropped by 8 percent between October 2010 and October 2011, according to the New...

As in the New York City market, rental vacancies nationally are way down and prices are up, according to a report by analytic firm...

Already the third most expensive city to build in, New York City construction costs rose for a second consecutive year, according to two separate...

While for the first time since 2000 Manhattan will see an entire year go by without the opening of a significant new office tower,...

Despite hints of recovery scattered across segments the city’s real estate industry, the construction sector continues to reach new employment lows, while wages increase....

Residential construction declines powered a solemn 2010 for New York City construction, that included a 12 percent decline in construction spending and 9,000 fewer...

As the demand for new hotels and condominium projects has weakened, New York City’s construction industry — which saw a modest increase in costs...

Richard Anderson, president of New York Building Congress After declining in 2009, construction spending in New York City remains above $20 billion a year,...

New York City saw $2.5 billion worth of construction projects get off the ground last quarter, a 64 percent decline from the first quarter...

Terminal 4 Plans for the redevelopment and expansion of Delta Air Lines Terminal 4 at John F. Kennedy International Airport — which call for...