David Pfeffer, Chair of Tarter Krinsky & Drogin’s Construction Practice, has published a new article in Construction Executive on the unique complexities of office-to-residential conversion projects in a rapidly growing and post-pandemic New York City market. 

While vital to New York’s efforts to ease the burden of the current housing crisis, David explains how adaptive reuse projects, particularly those involving older vintage office buildings, pose challenges that must be addressed in close collaboration with architects, developers, engineers and contractors.

In his article, David outlines steps to avoid potentially catastrophic issues, financial burdens, and severe delays.

Read the full article here: Complexities of Office-to-Residential Conversion Projects in a Growing Construction Market - Construction Executive