Let’s assume you live in or manage a multifamily residential building in one of New York City’s five boroughs, and you find out that the owner of the property adjacent to yours is planning to undergo a construction project.
NYC’s Climate Mobilization Act, Local Law 97, (LL97) is one of the most far-reaching and aggressive pieces of carbon legislation in the nation, and the city will undoubtedly begin
Westwood, MA enVerid Systems unvield a new high-efficiency filtration product that has been shown to capture 99.99% of viruses including a surrogate for the COVID-19 virus.
New York, NY Atlas Evaluation & Inspection Services (AEIS) has completed testing and inspection on Gov. Mario Cuomo Bridge, an iconic new
New York, NY As the country continues to navigate best practices for cleaning amid the COVID-19 pandemic, woman-owned business Silver Defender is helping
Success was immediate. In the fall of 2019, we completed Flow Chelsea, our 25-story Passive House. A 55-unit, rental residence with inclusionary housing. After four years in the developing, we took it public. We branded it, launched a website and hired a major New York broker to lease it.
New York, NY Gobii celebrated the release of its NYC Platform, combining landlord tools and public portal interconnected by a consolidated communication system that brings landlords, management companies and their renters closer together. The site uses
Bronx, NY Breaking Ground officially topped off its Betances Residence. Designed by COOKFOX Architects, Betances is Breaking Ground’s first Passive House project, and among only a handful of supportive residences in the city to embrace the rigorous energy use standard.
New Paltz, NY The new Engineering Innovation Hub (EIH) building at the State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz has earned a coveted LEED Gold Certification award from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). Urbahn Architects led the design team for
New York, NY BOMA New York has been diligent with transforming its face-to-face programs to online webinars.
