The last major changes to NYC PW-2 forms were in 2018. But 2020 brings some new updates to NYC PW-2 forms that you need to be aware of.

A Certificate of Compliance (formerly EUP) now comes with new rules for filing, inspections, and more. Don't miss these updated regulations.

A new customer dashboard, the DOB service levels tracker, brings more transparency to the DOB's process and will benefit homeowners, design professionals, and contractors.

Time's up to comply with Local Law 26 of 2004. Now, the DOB is issuing a $25,000 fine for buildings who have failed to be in accordance with the law.

Discover how Local Law 95 of 2019 amends Local Law 33 of 2018 to further NYC's goal toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Here's what all registered design professionals need to know about Local Law 108 of 2019 to avoid sanctions and discipline.

What should you consider for a post-COVID workplace and office design? We share our thoughts, based on trends and research.

Part of a group of regulations on gas safety, Local Law 152 of 2016 passed in 2016. But on January 1, 2020, new inspection criteria passed and affects nearly 300,000 buildings.

When your building is in a special flood hazard area in NYC, there are extra steps you need to take on your Plan Work form and in calculating the cost of your renovations.

NYC building permit approvals are more complex and stricter than most other cities. We talk about how and why.

No one likes to get a violation, and avoiding them is key. Find out the most common violations that the DOB and ECB issue.

Property managers and permit expediters make a great team, with permit expediters helping gain approvals and sign-offs for buildings.

Hiring a permit expediter can help you avoid construction delays and stay on track and on budget.