Caroline Spivack

In this edition we mention: Staten Island state Supreme Court judge Wayne M. Ozzi, attorney Randy Mastro, Appellate Division, Second Department judge Phillip Hom, the city's Corporation Counsel Steven Banks, City Council member Pierina Sanchez and others.

Lawmakers are looking to lower costs and speed up housing projects.

Farah Louis plans to introduce legislation that would significantly expand the city’s Alternative Enforcement Program

Edward J. Minskoff Equities and Edison Properties are advancing a 20-story apartment building at 375 Lafayette Street.

Council member Virginia Maloney introduced a bill that would require building owners with cooling towers to clean the structures at least three times a year

The Department of Buildings proposed six standardized designs, giving contractors pedestrian-friendly alternatives

The Park Avenue Brooklyn Rezoning won approval from the commission after five years of planning, advancing now to Council review

The real estate industry wants a fast track for nonpayment proceedings now that judges are speeding up housing violation cases

If New York Apartment Association CEO Kenny Burgos could write Albany’s playbook for rescuing the city’s struggling rent-stabilized buildings, he’d start w

Lisa Garcia, commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection, is the mayor’s pick for one of seven seats on a future city land bank