The outlook for construction and development has been thrown into deep uncertainty by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Before the crisis, lenders originated roughly $8 billion in loans on New York construction projects.

Resilience is not merely applying risk reduction and preparedness at a given site; but includes considering shared risks and resources across interconnected systems.

With offices and restaurants closed, construction projects in the city are still going ahead.

Developers are adding amenities like fitness centers and restaurant spaces in attempts to lure tenants. 

Brownfield redevelopers need tenacity, patience and a strong balance sheet.

Developers in some of the nation's largest markets are still adding new units to the pipeline, in spite of fear rent regulation laws will only get tougher.

New York’s Waldorf Astoria hotel will be re-opened this week as a condominium building.

Apartment building developers who get tax breaks for affordable housing for the middle class may be required to rent to shelter residents.