Punch List: Turner files $7M lien, NYC skyscrapers are world’s most expensive | Construction Dive

An article from Punch List: Turner files $7M lien, NYC skyscrapers are world’s most expensive The Big Apple remains one of the costliest places to build high-rises, Turner filed a lien on a condominium in North Carolina and more news builders may have missed this week. Published April 3, 2026 By Construction Dive Staff Share Copy link Email LinkedIn X/Twitter Facebook Print License Add us on Google Getty Images Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Major construction headlines this week included a judge ordering construction work to stop on President Donald Trump’s $400 million ballroom addition — which has since received a key approval from a commission for the planning process, AP News reported — and work tipping off on a $900 million NBA arena in Oklahoma City. But there were other stories worth knowing. For that, Construction Dive has launched its Friday Punch List, a series dedicated to sharing major building headlines. Read on for more construction news builders should know about. Turner files $7M multifamily lien New York City-based contracting giant Turner Construction put a nearly $7 million lien on the $180 million Fairmont Heritage Place The Cedars condominium project in Hendersonville, North Carolina, per local media reports. Turner crews stopped work on the multifamily project, and removed a crane from the site in mid March, according to the Hendersonville Lightning.  Developer Gregg Covin told the n...