Department of Buildings

Toll Brothers CEO and Chairman Douglas Yearley Jr. and an undeveloped lot at 118 10th Avenue.
Residential · Development
New York City

Toll Brothers Buys 118 10th Avenue for $53M

By Larry Getlen
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Mayor Eric Adams. Construction workers repair scaffolding outside a building in Brooklyn.
Infrastructure · Development
New York City

NYC Sidewalk Sheds Are Costing Businesses Thousands Each Month: Report

By Isabelle Durso
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Shed Innovations, aka SHED, is a new company that hopes to put a more attractive scaffolding product on the market than traditional wood and metal sidewalk sheds.
Development
New York City

New Company Shed Pitches Affordable Scaffolding Alternative to Urban Umbrella

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Construction workers erect scaffolding on a street in Manhattan.
Development
New York City

Mayor Adams Announces New Penalties for Leaving Sidewalk Sheds Up Too Long

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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James Oddo
Policy
New York City

Former Staten Island BP James Oddo to Be New Buildings Commissioner

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Industry · Development
New York City

NYC Developers Rushed to Beat 421a Expiration in 2022, Data Shows

By Mark Hallum
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Mayor Eric Adams imposes a 3 percent budget cut across all of NYC's city agencies just as many of them are struggling to staff up, and in the case of HPD, close deals.
Residential · Development
New York City

How Will Mayor Adams’ Cuts Affect NYC’s Housing and Buildings Agencies?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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Former New York City Council member Eric Ulrich.
Policy
New York City

Eric Adams Taps Former Council Member Eric Ulrich to Lead DOB

By Mark Hallum
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Industry · Leases
New York City

Trading Floors Challenge New York Landlords’ Environmental Efforts

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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1025 Boynton Avenue in the Bronx, owned by Moshe Piller.
Policy
New York City

Adams Administration to Take One of NYC’s Worst Landlords to Court

By Mark Hallum
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City agencies have struggled to implement NYC's 2019 emission reduction law—Local Law 97—which requires landlords to reduce their building's carbon footprint beginning in 2024.
Development
New York City

Emission Omission: Is New York’s Big Carbon Reduction Law for Buildings on Track?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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66 University Place.
Residential · Development
New York City

Developers Plan to Raze Grove Press Building for Luxury Condos

By Anna Staropoli
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The Dance with Me Studios' Fall Fantasy showcase at Grand Prospect Hall on October 30, 2011 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
Development
New York City

Brooklyn Teens Push for Landmark Designation to Save Grand Prospect Hall

By Celia Young
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Industry · Finance
New York City

How New York Construction Got Safely Through COVID, According to the Experts

By Celia Young
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Carlo
Industry · Development
New York City

Congressional Action: Q&A With NY Building Congress’ Carlo Scissura

By Commercial Observer Video
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Morningside Park in Manhattan.
Finance
New York City

Valley National Expands Upper Manhattan Construction Deal to $42M

By Matt Grossman
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