Midtown-based investment firm Affinius Capital provided developer Sky Equity Group with a $340 million loan for the remaining ...

The city has chosen a development team to construct about 3,000 units of housing on the city-owned site of an abandoned ...

The Department of Justice has launched an antitrust investigation into New York-Presbyterian, probing whether the health system struck deals with insurers to quash competition and drive up prices, ...

A developer is planning a pair of new 99-unit residential buildings for Brooklyn, the latest indication that many in the city ...

Gov. Kathy Hochul will face her old lieutenant governor, Antonio Delgado, in the Democratic primary. And assuming she wins ...

New York is a city powered by ambition, and this year’s 40 Under 40 honorees are a driving force behind its momentum. These rising stars are transforming entire industries — remaking JFK Airport, ...

Council members treasure the system, which lets them demand more affordability and force developers to pay for neighborhood improvements, but builders and housing advocates consider it a leading cause ...

A proposed rule that would lower Medicare rates for drugs administered at hospital-operated clinics is the latest sling from ...

U.S. lawmakers have previously pushed similar versions of the legislation to increase federal funding for physician training ...

The federal Food and Drug Administration has no current plan to bend to pressure from some Republicans to restrict ...

Hospital visits for heat-related illnesses are climbing this year as the city records its fourth heat emergency of the summer ...

Brennan estimated that at most, New York will likely see around 3,700 legal dispensaries, unless the CCB decides to pull the ...