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A Corcoran Group agent is enjoying his 15 minutes of fame after a video of him swatting away basketball star LeBron James on the...

From the October issue: 1904: New York City’s first official subway line opens The Interborough Rapid Transit Company (IRT) opened New York City’s first official subway...

A fee on office buildings below 60th Street could be key to fixing New York City’s beleaguered subway system, according to a top former...

In 1955, a 17-year-old shutterbug named Sid Kaplan watched as the city brought down the Third Avenue Elevated line. Now his photographs documenting the vent are...

With the city’s population growing, public transit is under increasing stress. But more than half a century ago, things weren’t so different: crowded cars,...

As President-elect Donald Trump is about to take office having promised a burst of infrastructure spending, it’s worth taking a look at the newest,...

From the August issue: As part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s $27 billion, five-year capital plan, the city is slated to receive 1,025 new subway...

The New York City subway system has been around for over 110 years. Luckily, Google has an awesome collection of images taken from the New...

For all its colorful frenzied glory, the Tokyo Metro map isn’t the most complex subway guide in the world. New York and Paris both have...

A bold new proposal hopes to slash commute times by connecting Manhattan and the boroughs via “skyways.” The East River Skyway project hopes to...

The first new subway station in NYC in 25 years opens today. After transit and city officials take an inaugural ride, the Hudson Yards 7...

The New York subway is “unworthy of a world-class city,” New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer said in response to a recent audit of...

Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to see a new subway line in Brooklyn. In his outline for his new mobility plan “OneNYC,” de Blasio...

Pratt Institute statistics professor and writer of the I Quant NY blog Ben Wellington combined subway entrance and land use data provided on the...

Digital marketing firm Storefront is seeking a tenant to rent a 96-square-foot retail space at the site of a former newsstand in the DeKalb...

“Numbers to know” is a weekly web feature that catalogues the most notable, quirky and surprising real estate statistics. State Senator Daniel Squadron and...

$30.6 billion Construction spending in New York City in 2012 — a 3.6 percent increase from 2011 — and the first time since 2008...

As the MTA rushes to drain the corrosive salt water and repair the subway system, the resulting price tag is sure to be astronomical....

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s extension of the No. 7 Subway line to West 34th Street and 11th Avenue will be delayed by at least...

The city has hidden more than $10 million in infrastructure costs for the Hudson Yards development project in the budgets of other agencies, the...