Governor Andrew Cuomo

New York developers are already sweating over the expiration of the 421a tax exemption next summer, which could be replaced with something much less favorable to the real estate industry, or not replaced at all.
Design + Construction  ·  Construction
New York City

Real Estate Developers Already Worrying About 421a Expiring Next Year

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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REBNY Chairman Douglas Durst.
Development  ·  Features
New York City

New REBNY Chairman Douglas Durst Sees Opportunity for Change

By Mack Burke
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cuomo press conference coronavirus 3-31
Features
National

Sunday Summary: Guys… Coronavirus Isn’t Over Yet

By The Editors
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Daniel Boulud's restaurant across the street from Lincoln Center.
Leases  ·  Retail
New York City

New Yorkers Are Going Out to Eat. How Are Restaurateurs Handling It?

By Steve Cuozzo
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A worker disinfects a train at a subway station in Brooklyn.
Coronavirus  ·  Transportation
New York City

Can the MTA Convince New Yorkers the Subways Are Safe Again? 

By Aaron Short
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Long Island College Hospital is no more.
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

20 Years of Decisions to Close Hospitals Have ‘Come Home to Roost’

By Aaron Short
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As the coronavirus shutdown nears the two month mark, New York City's film studio executives are sketching out what a safe return to work looks like. Some are hopeful that filming could resume in the late summer or in the fall.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Film Studios Stage a Coronavirus Comeback

By Sarika Gangar
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Fifth Avenue during the coronavirus shutdown.
Design + Construction  ·  Coronavirus
New York City

NYC Commits to 40 Miles of Open Streets in May, 100 Miles in Total

By Chava Gourarie
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New York's hotel industry is mobilizing amid the coronavirus crisis, with the Four Seasons (pictured above) offering rooms that start at $500 to medical workers for free. The East 57th Street hotel, which closed on March 20, is walking distance from Lenox Hill and New York-Presbyterian hospitals.
Coronavirus  ·  Features
New York City

Challenges Persist in Converting NYC Hotels to Hospitals

By Aaron Short
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Recording offices closing or modifying their hours has created hurdles for lenders trying to access, record and file necessary construction loan documents. With this, issues have surfaced in some areas, where lenders are having trouble securing lien priority as well as subsequent title insurance commitments.
Finance  ·  Construction
New York City

Recording Office Closures Could Stymie Construction Loans, Disrupt Title Commitments

By Mack Burke and Cathy Cunningham
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Andy Byford.
Design + Construction  ·  Infrastructure
New York City

Behind Andy Byford’s Resignation as NYC Subway Chief

By Aaron Short
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Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Players
New York City

Real Estate Groups to File Lawsuit If Rent Reform Passes

By Chava Gourarie
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congestion pricing
Design + Construction  ·  Policy
New York City

Cuomo Puts His Foot on the Gas for Congestion Pricing

By Aaron Short
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Carlo Scissura
Columnists
New York City

New York City Needs Another Convention Center

By Carlo A. Scissura
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Carlo Scissura
Columnists
New York

No Ifs, Ands or Buts—Build Gateway Now!

By Carlo A. Scissura
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Scott Rechler.
Finance  ·  Features
New York City

Great Scott!: Rechler Talks Reckson, RXR and Redevelopment

By Cathy Cunningham
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