Anna Staropoli

Designers and architects are thinking of fresh ways to make space travel and habitation more comfortable.

Bill Shanahan and Doug Middleton

Lisa Gomez and David Dishy

Laurie Grasso

Cedric Bobo

It’s all about chasing the experiential trend amid an influx of new fans at Churchill Downs, Belmont Park and Pimlico.

Justin Guichard, Warren Min, Aaron Greenberg and Katy Mao

The industry was already coming down from its pandemic-era high of robust demand.

Tech’s rise in the coveted submarket appears to have peaked.

Federal dictates on corporate diversity have left the industry largely quiet on the subject.

Changes have winnowed the ranks but left behind opportunity for savvy survivors.

Across commercial and residential real estate — not to mention the country — owners are expanding their reach.

There are key legal caveats that keep them apart — for now.

Developer Rabina leaned on arches and archways to differentiate its 88-story 520 Fifth Avenue from many of its Midtown neighbors.

55 Broad Street is being transformed from an office tower to a 571-unit residential building with a rooftop pool.

The owners of 680 Fifth Avenue tried to bring the design, and feel, of a hotel to an office building to attract tenants.

The Durst Organization is gearing up to finish its latest towers in its Hallets Point residential project in Astoria, Queens.

The Perrie condo building was eligible for FHA financing, which has helped keep prices relatively low. Efficient design hasn't hurt either.

Behind every glossy photo of your friend’s Roman holiday is a mountain of sweat.

Reston, Va.’s The Edmund at 2025 Fulton Street has changed hands in a nine-figure deal.