Rising Ground, a nonprofit with roots in the early 19th century, now houses statues of its founders that used to be on a campus in Yonkers, N.Y.

In a bid to support its residents, New York has announced a $1,800 stimulus check for families with newborns. This initiative, part of the 2026 budget, aims to ease the financial burden of new ...

When the phase-in starts in 2026, newly constructed buildings will have to forego fossil fuel equipment in favor of devices like induction ranges and heat pumps that run on electricity.

Although the earthquake that shook New York City and the surrounding region on Friday didn’t cause systemic damage, it left many residents wondering how the city’s buildings would fare under ...

This Kingston mansion is the ideal blend of 1800s history and modern flair. The post Kingston, New York Mansion Revives 1800s Farmhouse appeared first on The Luxury Spot.

The forgotten history of New York’s first electric taxi fleet—in the 1800s More than a century before Teslas hit the road, battery-powered taxicabs zipped silently through the streets of ...

Public sector agencies may lag a lot of private sector companies in digitizing their functions, but the New York City Department of Buildings has moved one program from pilot to policy in making ...

A hazard of the profession for New York architects is the unsolicited takes on the city’s design duds. “People always say the white brick buildings,” said Jonathan Marvel, founder of Marvel ...

In the 1800s, New York’s Jewish elite dined at ‘The Kosher Delmonico’ Opened by a French Jewish immigrant in 1860, Felix’s Dining Saloon served kosher haute cuisine to an upscale clientele.

Even though earthquakes like Friday’s 4.8-magnitude tremor are rare in the Northeast, they cause damage to buildings that aren’t properly reinforced. Authorities across New York and New Jersey ...

New York, beginning in 2026, will prohibit gas stoves and heating systems for new construction of buildings seven stories or less, according to reports.

New York is real estate, and the foundation of that real estate is in many cases families. Some have names you know — the Dursts, Kushners and Silversteins — and others, such as the Goldmans ...