Gov. Kathy Hochul plans to send an additional $1.5 billion to New York City over the next two years, easing pressure on Mayor Zohran Mamdani as he finalizes his 2026 budget proposal due Tuesday.

But the cost of keeping this skyscraper competitive is reaching stratospheric heights.

Long Island City-based developer Charney Cos. wants to build a much taller tower at 95 Rockwell Place in Fort Greene — with ...

Public transit advocates have argued for years that the area needs fixing, with one proposed solution being the offset bus ...

State health officials faced sharp questioning during a legislative budget hearing Tuesday over how they plan to spend $1 ...

The Midtown-based real estate firm filed plans with the city's Department of Buildings to demolish 28 W. 37th St., an ...

Brooklyn developer David Halberstam is poised to acquire two industrial lots in Williamsburg and plans to build a residential building on the sites, adding to his growing portfolio in the neighborhood ...

Mamdani briefly mentioned raising New York’s corporate tax rate but did not dwell on the request. Gov. Kathy Hochul has ...

The apartment, which features five and a half baths, two staff rooms and a library in a prewar building at East 74th Street, ...

Steven Fulop, the newly minted president and CEO of the Partnership for New York City, a trade group of the city’s vast ...

Billionaires Row condo 220 Central Park South keeps producing bonanzas for its sellers. The latest involves duty-free shop ...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has quietly tapped former First Deputy Commissioner of Emergency Management Christina Farrell to lead ...