An executive order from Gov. Kathy Hochul halts new permits until the state establishes formalized rules for hyperscale builds.

Work on its exterior columns and reflecting pool will need to be redone because of shortcuts contractors took to create cosmetic improvements in time for events featuring President Trump, according to the allegations.

Despite the drop, backlogs reported by contractors are still higher than they were in June 2025.

Though the amount of booked work decreased last month, the metric remained historically high, said Anirban Basu, chief economist at ABC.

Builders, utility companies and environmental advocates are weighing the consequences after New York launched an unprecedented review that could reshape future AI infrastructure development across the state.

Granite Janet, a 281-ton tunnel boring machine, arrived on an oversized truck at a parking lot beside the Queen City Bridge in Manchester, N.H. late last month as the $360 million Cemetery Brook Drain Tunnel project team prepares for its launch in August.

Why did C.D. Smith sue the developer of The Edison, which was planned to be the tallest mass timber tower in North America?

Vancouver's future container terminal moves toward construction as planning begins for massive marine works and environmental mitigation before 2028 reclamation starts.

“If federal funding is reduced or fails to keep pace with growth and inflation, our projects will be postponed,” said Lynn Hansen, CEO of Crowder Constructors.

Kiewit subsidiary Weeks Marine is already mobilized in the Hudson River and expects to begin work on the change order later this year.