The city's public housing agency is now looking to partner with private developers to help address New York's housing crisis.

Two major office complexes that had bet on fine dining as an amenity to attract and retain employees are facing turnovers.

A pair of adjacent Times Square buildings that sold late last year for about $48 million have again traded hands just eight ...

The firm is based in Manhattan and manages more than 125 addresses in city neighborhoods, including the Lower East Side, ...

Last week, a state judge swatted aside RXR’s bid to quash the foreclosure proceeding. RXR had argued that the plaintiff, a ...

Tavros, a Flatiron District-based developer, acquired the land at 250 Water St. for $150.5 million, according to an ...

To build on this momentum, we should double down on innovative education and workforce training solutions to attract and ...

Cancer hospital Memorial Sloan Kettering dipped into the red last quarter as its new electronic health record platform caused ...

The Billionaires Row tower at 111 W. 57th St. has moved plenty of high-profile units so far this year, and price cuts could ...

The City University of New York has dropped nearly $126 million on additional dorm rooms for its students at a former Midtown ...

Palliative care focuses on relieving pain and symptoms, often for individuals with incurable diseases, to improve the quality ...

In a system with 472 stations traveled by more than 4 million riders per day, some New Yorkers are bound to fall ill.