New Zealand’s residential construction sector is embroiled in a challenging period characterized by a significant decline in activity and soaring construction costs. Over the past two years, the industry has witnessed a marked contraction, influenced by fluctuating house prices, changes in p
In a decisive move reflecting the urgency of proactive urban management, the Princeton City Council has unanimously voted to instate a 120-day moratorium on residential development. This measure, effective from September 19, aims to address the challenges posed by the city's rapid population
In a stark reflection of the challenges facing Germany's residential housing market, the number of building permits issued has seen a significant decline. July's statistics reveal only 17,000 new homes authorized, marking a sharp 19.2% reduction from the same month last year. This decline
In a significant court ruling, the Indiana Tax Court has decided in favor of Allen County's controversial plan to use the historic Allen County Courthouse as collateral for a construction bond aimed at funding a new jail. This decision, handed down by Special Judge Heather A. Welch,
The East Village is witnessing a significant shift with the ongoing construction of the new 24-floor building at the corner of 14th Street and Avenue C, known as "14+C." This project, led by Madison Square Realty, has sparked critical discussions about the implications of urban
As the completion of the new residential development at 31-48 Crescent St. in Astoria approaches, anticipation is building around how this modern structure will redefine urban living. With the final touches expected to be in place by the winter of 2024, the blend of contemporary design, practical
