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developers

A photo of a man with short, neatly styled hair wearing a fitted black T-shirt, standing with his arms crossed against a solid black background. The image is a black-and-white portrait, emphasizing the subject's confident and composed expression.

Public Art at the Transamerica Pyramid: An Interview With Art Collector and Developer Michael Shvo

We caught up with Shvo, who is an avid art collector, to learn more about the newly renovated property and its arts programming.
By Dan Duray
Former Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who is also a developer, at his upcoming South Williamsburg development.

Eliot Spitzer Pinpoints the Hottest Up-And-Coming NYC Neighborhoods

Plus, the street the former governor says will "someday be one of the great vistas and great residential streets in New York City."
By Madina Toure
I don’t give a shit about your “amazing culture.”

I’m a Woman in Tech, and This Is What I Want in a Company

Companies should strive for an environment you can’t fake, and everyone deserves to be a part of.
By Leigha Mitchell
As homeowners and as developers, now is the time to imagine, explore, and create.

Your Dumb Home Is About to Become Smart

By Tony Scherba
Buyouts can mean a headach—or a windfall—for tenants.

(Almost) Every Tenant Has His Price

By Adam Bonislawski
Building Trades Council President Gary LaBarbera denounces co-owner of G&M Realty over lack of union jobs at the developer's site.

Building Trades Head and Councilman Label Developer Who Promised Union Jobs a ‘Liar’

By Madina Toure
A self-portrait by Vincent van Gogh.

Drawing Confirms Van Gogh Cut Off Whole Ear, Napoleon’s Taxidermy Horse Restored

By Alanna Martinez
Apple CEO Tim Cook speaks at an Apple event at the Worldwide Developer's Conference on June 13, 2016 in San Francisco, California. Thousands of people have shown up to hear about Apple's latest updates. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Three Takeaways From Apple’s Big Show

By Rich Jaroslovsky
John Stagliano, Evil Angel founder, at the 2012 AVN Adult Entertainment Expo.

How This Giant Freelancer Network Stays Lean Delivering Talent to Small Biz

By Brady Dale
Artist studios can be found at 50 West Street in Lower Manhattan.

Developers Save Space for Artists, Africa Biggest Museum Rises in Cape Town

By Alanna Martinez
The exterior has been refinished in a limestone-based material. (Cary Horowitz/Brown Harris Stevens.)

Kitted Out UES Manse With Four Kitchens Hits the Market for $22.5M

By Kim Velsey
Andrew Cuomo and Bill de Blasio at a joint press conference in Albany.

Cuomo Digs at de Blasio on Real Estate Tax Plan, But Claims No ‘Clear Right or Wrong’

By Will Bredderman

If You’re an Android Coder in NYC, Expect a Huge Salary

By Jack Smith IV

Treadmill-Powered Internet Is Your Worst Nightmare

By Molly Mulshine
Ms. Gilmartin.

MaryAnne Gilmartin Boasts About Building Affordable Housing, Moving to Brooklyn

By Kim Velsey
Talk about a reset button.

Good News, Desk Diners! Logitech Debuts Washable Keyboard

By Kelly Faircloth

Forget Dull Indoor Offices, Let’s All Go Work Under Bridges

By Kelly Faircloth
Rise and shine! (Photo:flickr.com/waferboard)

Booting Up: Everybody Pile On Facebook Edition

By Kelly Faircloth

The Perks of Being a Developer

By Jessica Roy

A Step Back in the City

By The Editors

ESPN to Developers: ‘You Are Still Scrawny Twerps Who Us Jocks Will Still Stuff Into Lockers’

By Foster Kamer
Mr. Sunshine State. (Forbes)

You’re not in Kansas anymore, Mr. Peebles

By Michael Ewing

It Pays to Know Ruby: New York City’s Top Tech Jobs (and Their Average Salary)

By Nitasha Tiku
Big time multi-tasker

Twitter Hosting Tea Time With NYC Engineers at betaworks

By Ben Popper
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