Construction
Q&A from the Corner Offices
Two Rockland Business Association executives say “green†is do-able, but recognized the reality of funding in the process.
Science surge prompts capital expansion
Pace University in Pleasantville anticipates $7.2 million worth of science lab renovations will accommodate the surge in biology majors.
Rising from the ruins
Hotel and conference center proposed for former paper mill site in Saugerties.
Builder stresses conserve-energy concept
Bedford builders and architects are going “green†as the town prepares to implement a climate action plan.
Bonds spur projects
Gen Re is to receive $9 million, among several bonds.
Shoppers undeterred by Cross County construction
Cross County Shopping Center redevelopment continues as property managers prepare to install $7 million worth of hardscape and landscape elements.
White Plains project stalls
Development of White Plains upscale retail project The Venue is in the waiting phase.
Return of the builder
After 30 years, developer comes home to the Hudson Valley.
Browns going green in Armonk
A relocating construction company plans to be the first platinum-rated “green office in Westchester.
New Rochelle development on hold
Commercial development in New Rochelle is taking longer than expected.
DOL collects $8m in back pay
The recovered more than $8 million in unpaid wages in fiscal 2009.
Land-use experts: Streamline SEQRA
Dysfunction in Albany keeps SEQRA process in doldrums.
HRH Construction files Chapter 11
HRH Construction L.L.C. in White Plains filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sept. 6.
Stimulus funds scarce for construction industry
Building trades officials say the federal stimulus program has had little impact on construction in Westchester County.
Don’t fence him in
The owner of Future Fence Co. in Mamaroneck once worked at Woodstock.
