New York

MakerSpace NYC is one of at least 2,000 community workshops across the country.

Converting unused office buildings into apartments or condos could ease the housing supply. But after a high-profile engineering failure, will people want to move in?

Here’s what that means for commercial real estate in the Big Apple.

New York became the first state to impose a moratorium on large-scale data centers, citing grid strain and higher costs for ratepayers.

Spirit’s bankruptcy estate is auctioning off its access to New York’s LaGuardia Airport in order to repay the defunct airline’s creditors.

Two new power transmission lines are connecting Quebec to New York and Massachusetts this year. While they’re a welcome source of low-carbon energy for the states, the Canadian province’s power surplus is not what it once was.

Joann Cartiglia, CEO and president of a small doll and toy shop in upstate New York, explains how tariffs have reshaped her business.

Joby Aviation’s vehicles can take off vertically, and may be a kind of preview of what airport shuttle service could look like in the future.

New York joins a growing number of states and jurisdictions in limiting employers from using credit history to make hiring or job decisions, like compensation.

The Trump administration reversed course last week and allowed a $5 billion offshore wind project to proceed, but the industry still faces a difficult political environment.