LPC greenlights Restoration Hardware's Meatpacking hotel plans
Restoration Hardware has been given the green light to move forward with plans to construct a concept hotel at 55 Gansevoort Street, just steps away from their flagship store.
Crown Heights residents urge city to nix Bedford -Union Armory development plans
Instead of turning the city-owned land into a profitable development, residents believe that the site should be converted into a community land trust.
Rising Park Slope condo intended as ‘homage’ to neighborhood’s townhouses
The six-story mixed-use building will replace a neglected brownstone on Third Street near Seventh Avenue.
TWA Terminal redevelopment team reveals new details about its hotel revamp
At an Open House New York panel, the team revealed the redevelopment will include a restaurant inside a Lockheed Super Constellation aircraft, among other things.
Brooklyn Heights Library demolition is approved by the city
Following a recent approval of plans by the Department of Buildings, the agency has now given developers the green light to proceed with demolition of the current library.
Hudson Yards's tallest tower is making progress
Though its currently overshadowed by neighboring projects, the development is well on its way toward becoming the area’s tallest tower.
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40+ new NYC developments hitting the market this spring
Spring is almost here, and that can only mean one thing: it's time to look at the many apartments—both rentals and condos—that will be hitting New York's real estate market in the next few months. Read on for all of the new apartment news.
Latest High Line-hugging development in Chelsea is a 12-story apartment building
As if there weren’t enough new developments around the High Line, news has just come forth about another project getting ready to take shape.
Co-living startup Common launches two more Brooklyn developments
The company, which brands itself as "flexible, community-driven housing," is expanding with new properties in Bed-Stuy and Crown Heights.
With the Box Factory, Ridgewood gets its own creative office complex
The developers of this 67,000-square-foot complex, which will have office and retail tenants, hope to lure companies from Manhattan and Williamsburg.
Yet another Harlem church will be turned into apartments
The four-story church building will be replaced by a larger mixed-use parcel
Extell's Lower East Side condo hits a sales milestone
Four months after launching sales, Extell announced that the building reached its first sales milestone: 100 contracts have been signed, including one for a sleek $13 million duplex penthouse.
New look at Karl Fischer's glassy Upper East Side condo
The project got underway in 2015 after the developer purchased a three-story garage at 302 East 96th Street for $24 million, and subsequently filed plans to build the condo.
