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Non-union labor gaining ground in New York City

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Non-union labor is a growing force in New York City’s construction industry , according to an industry trade group official. Coletti said competitive pricing environment favors non-union labor, though he would rather see his group be 100% union.

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Best WATER/ENVIRONMENT: Replacement of the Existing Water Siphons Between Brooklyn and Staten Island

ENR Construction

The decade long project to replace water siphons serving residents of Staten Island in New York City produced multiple challenges for the construction team.

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Location Focus: New York – The Empire State Leverages Its Strengths

Buisness Facilities Contributed Content

New York is one of the most dynamic and diverse state economies in the country. And with close to 300 public and private universities, New York also is an education powerhouse. The Town of Islip has long been known as a leader of economic development in New York. By Business Facilities Editorial Staff.

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Relationship-based FM

Job Order Contracting

Most senior leadership members view FM as being a mainly technical/engineering and cost-driven discipline that deals with the built environment. Alignment between the built environment and organizational mission therefore remains a continuous challenge. A fundamental challenge remains. References: Alexander, K. and Price, I.

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How ‘Cool Roofs’ Can Reduce Heat in Cities

Pro Builder

In cities experiencing extreme heat with cramped building environments, a lack of protective shade, and swarms of traffic producing excess heat and pollution, ‘cool roofs’ could provide a necessary solution. Thu, 11/11/2021 - 10:17. Reflective roof coatings can provide a small but significant solution in the race against climate change.

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A Tale of Two Extremes: NYC For-Sale Market Stalls While Rental Market Booms

Pro Builder

In this environment, rental deals move at the speed of light, while every sales transaction is unique. A 2023 rental market boom is a stark contrast to the city's sales submarkets, which have seen a decline in value since the early part of last year, Forbes reports.

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Q&A With Bryan Brady of Iron Workers Locals 40 & 361 Training Facility: Learning During a Pandemic

ENR Construction

The Steel Institute of New York speaks with Bryan Brady, director of training for the Iron Workers Locals 40 & 361 Training Facility, about how apprentices and journeymen have navigated a new pandemic learning environment.