Economic Development

Westchester County is seeking area entrepreneurs to develop and revitalize the site of the former Cantina Restaurant in Irvington.

Elmsford-based office supply company Proftech awards the New York Power Authority its President’s Award for supporting minority and women-owned businesses.

A developer plans to create 1,200 apartments, restaurants, a waterfront promenade and a marina in Bridgeport’s South End.

The city and master developer RDRXR will hold a downtown public workshop to discuss the city's 2016 comprehensive plan.

The 225,000-square-foot distribution facility could open by the end of next year.

The tumultuous 2015 legislative session ends, with business groups praising the property tax cap extension but saying more work is needed...

The owners of the Mamaroneck country club submit a redevelopment plan to the village, marking the third proposal for the property...

Commercial and housing developments help give Brookfield the fastest-growing grand list – a measure of the value of taxable property –...

A pending legal challenge by Yorktown business owners and residents could be a roadblock to the $60 million project by a...

Construction has begun and the first units are for sale in a luxury residential development in Scarsdale that will incorporate the...

A report from the developer hoping to build a mall in Norwalk says the project would create 1,900 jobs to start,...

Fuel cell components are installed at the former landfill in Seaside Park, with the installation set to start producing energy in...

A new zoning law is applied to the site of a potential golf community, another step forward for a project that...

The new church and community center on 80 acres cost $60 million.

Angry Orchard, the most popular hard cider brand in America, has broken ground on a new facility at its apple orchard...