Organizations are re-examining the amenities they offer employees to better align with the changing nature of work and high expectations for the workplace experience. We’re shifting away from the obvious (food and beverage) and frivolous (ping-pong tables) to providing access to amenities that are more meaningful to the individual...
It is often anticipated that taking on a large construction project will likely lead to the dreaded “change order.” A change order includes work that is added (or removed) from the original scope; which could cause a change in the overall project’s pricing and timeline. As a precaution, it can be factored into the loan and financial planning...
The new rent laws are here, and real estate professionals all over New York State are still coming to grips with the full extent of this change. The most glaring changes have to do with a landlord’s ability to raise rent on rent-stabilized units, an issue that has received widespread coverage. One part which has received less attention...
Syracuse, NY On July 24th, Professional Women in Construction New York’s (PWC-NY) Mentorship Committee hosted its first panel of the year on career growth and development at Syracuse University – Fisher Center. The event started with a networking reception followed by a panel discussion.
New York, NY The American Council of Engineering Companies of New York (ACEC New York) inducted a new slate of officers and directors at the association’s Annual Meeting on June 5th at the Union League Club in New York City. All officers’ and directors’ terms began on July 1st.
New York, NY Stephanie Caulfield, general manager at Kimco Realty was recently sworn in as an IREM Accredited Commercial Manager (ACoM). This designation is for those who are passionate about commercial management and have the credibility and expertise to back that up.
New York, NY BOMA International presented 17 International TOBY Awards at the annual conference last month. Two NYC buildings returned with the TOBY, beating dozens of buildings from around the globe. The Hearst Tower won “Best Corporate Facility,
Manhattan, NY Hudson Yards unveils 22,000 s/f of private residential amenities on the 24th and 6th floors at 35 Hudson Yards, along with new model residences on the 55th and 65th floors. The building features architecture by David Childs and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; interiors by designer Tony Ingrao; and an array of elevated in-building lifestyle services provided by ...
Bronx, NY Enterprise Housing Credit Investments, LLC, NYS Homes and Community Renewal (HCR), the NYS Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the Fortune Society, Bronx Pro Group, and the United Methodist City Society (UMCS) have...
Manhattan, NY FirstService Residential, a leading property management company, has been appointed to oversee the management of 53 West 53
rd St., an 82-story condominium property in Midtown. Located adjacent to and above the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA),
