Reports & Analysis

Mayor's final capital plan robust troubling decline in later years

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NYC construction employment inches upward while wages hold steady

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Spurred by a rise in residential construction, annual nyc construction spending tops $30 billion for first time since 2008

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Mayor’s final capital plan increases spending and focuses on rebuilding

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New york city residential building permits rose 19 percent in 2012;

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Surge in new residential projects spurs 5 percent increase in 2012 nyc construction starts

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House of representatives passes $50 billion aid package for region recovering from superstorm sandy; senate approval still required

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Annual Report 2013

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New york building congress analysis finds that 74 percent of building industry workers live in the five boroughs

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New york city sees spike in inventory of stalled construction sites; 2011 gains erased

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Building congress urges industry support for payroll mobility tax after judge strikes down law

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NYC construction costs on the rise

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