60 Minutes Looking for signs the U.S. economy can continue to stave off a recession? Avert your gaze from commercial real estate. City o...

From Crains : The city is on schedule to regulate so-called excessive mechanical voids by the end of the year, dealing a blow to developer...

From the Daily News : A 22-year-old construction worker from Yonkers died after falling 20 feet down an elevator shaft while working on a...

From NBC : A crane dropped a materials load into a renovation site in Queens on Tuesday afternoon, injuring three construction workers, i...

From AM-NY : Fines for parking tickets, litter and other violations reached a record high of $993 billion in the 2016 fiscal year, accordi...

From Crains : Believe it or not, there is no law requiring New York City landlords to post an address near each building entrance. That is...

From the Queens Chronicle : The United Talmudical Seminary at 74-10 88 St. in Glendale has filed an application with the Department of Bui...

From the Queens Chronicle : A revision of the New York City building codes sent dozens of architects scurrying to file applications with t...

From the Queens Chronicle : A Thanksgiving Day explosion at a South Ozone Park house was caused by the misuse of a stove inside an illegal...

From CBS New York : New York may be the city that never sleeps, but its workers are not always in their offices. City Councilman Donovan...

From the Epoch Times : Every time someone is ticketed for littering, not shoveling their sidewalks, or any other “quality of life” violati...

From GlobeSt : Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced that New York City plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 80% over 2005 levels ...

From the Times Ledger : After years of flooding problems and spending tens of thousands of dollars to repair his building’s sewer system, ...

From DNA Info : Three people were hurt when wind blew down scaffolding near Times Square Friday morning, the FDNY said. A strong gust bl...

From the Daily News : Construction this year in New York City is expected to hit pre-bust levels, according to the New York Building Congr...

Daily News From the Queens Courier : Three people are left injured after a house fire in Richmond Hill. According to the FDNY, a cal...

From Crains : The Bloomberg administration has taken a small step toward building tiny apartments. The mayor's micro-apartments, offic...

From the NY Post : Most New York voters favor legalizing marijuana, but by a slim 51-44 majority, according a new poll. Quinnipiac Unive...

From the NY Post : Buildings at “high risk” of fires will now be targeted as the FDNY revamps the way it assigns safety inspections, The P...