Infrastructure

Design + Construction · Sales

Data Center Development Moves Well Beyond Northern Virginia

By Mark Hallum

Cars sit abandoned on the flooded Major Deegan Expressway in the Bronx

Design + Construction · Features

Northeast Flooding Confronts Commercial Real Estate With Severe Challenges

By Anna Staropoli

Heavy rain sends mud and debris down the Ottauquechee River in Vermont in July.

Design + Construction · Features

Property Insurance Is a Nationwide Challenge Now, and It’s Not Getting Easier

By Patrick Sisson

U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman in his office at 290 Broadway in Manhattan.

Design + Construction · Development

New York Congressman Dan Goldman On Affordable Housing, the Migrant Crisis and More

By Aaron Short

Design + Construction · Technology

Proptech Beelines for Federal Funds to Retrofit Government Properties

By Philip Russo

Tampa's Water Street.

Design + Construction · Technology

Air Quality Measures for the Whole Neighborhood? A Tampa Project Tries It Out.

By Philip Russo

A new rendering of the planned renovation of Penn Station.

Design + Construction · Construction

Hochul Abandons Penn Station Office Plans, Kicks Off Design Process for Renovation

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Three major life sciences projects are chugging along in New York City.

Design + Construction · Infrastructure

Three Major Life Sciences Projects Charging Along Despite Headwinds

By Celia Young

Design + Construction · Features

Office Tenants, Owners Gear Up for Congestion Pricing in Manhattan

By Mark Hallum

Damage in the Fort Myers, Fla., area from Hurricane Ian in 2022.

Design + Construction · Features

Florida’s Property Insurance Market Confronts a Pivotal Hurricane Season

By Mike Seemuth

The first rendering of the proposed soccer stadium and housing in Willets Points.

Design + Construction · Architecture

New Renderings Released of NYCFC’s Planned Soccer Stadium

By Mark Hallum

The city's Department of Buildings has struggled with less staff since the pandemic began, and it faces another round of budget cuts under Mayor Eric Adams.

Design + Construction · Construction

NYC’s Department of Buildings Struggles With Budget Cuts, Staff Vacancy

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The City Council is pushing for the Department of City Planning and other agencies to analyze the city's industrial areas—like Bushwick, pictured—and develop a plan for better zoning and workforce development.

Design + Construction · Infrastructure

City Council Members Push for New Industrial Zoning, Green Job Development

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The Capitol Building In Washington, D.C.

Design + Construction · Features

DC Considers Changes to Planned Downtown Bike Lanes After CRE Pushback

By Keith Loria

Wednesday's flooding in Dania Beach, Florida.

Design + Construction · Infrastructure

‘Historic’ Rains Force Fort Lauderdale Airport To Close

By Jeff Ostrowski

Design + Construction · Technology

Advanced Manufacturing Boom Echoes Through Commercial Real Estate

By Patrick Sisson

Design + Construction · Features

Droughts and Floods Give CRE Owners a Reality Check on Water Resiliency

By Anna Staropoli

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