The Episcopal Diocese wants to make the 2025 removal of St. Bartholomew's stained-glass window permanent as developers eye 181,000 buildable square feet next door.

A pool, theatre, and sports simulator are coming to the Financial District tower, while top floors stay 95% leased office space.

Officials say the seven surplus parcels could help working families finally break into homeownership in Yonkers.

The Veridian at 9323 Shore Rd. already moved two combined-unit homes before its official broker debut Tuesday.

A 1941 commercial building near Queens Plaza is giving way to 44 apartments just four months after its sale.

The Hunter Street tower will feature ribbon windows and stepped setbacks, but its construction timeline remains a mystery.

360 Lexington Avenue's new eighth-floor clubhouse arrives while work continues on a tenant-only fitness suite, as Citymeals on Wheels and Webster Bank move in.

The Jamaica Estates Tudor where Trump lived until age 4 once sat vacant and mold-ridden, overrun by feral cats.

Equality Charter School now owns its three-story, 60,000-square-foot Bartholdi Street campus, backed by $67.8 million in municipal bonds.

Brooklyn rents just hit an all-time high of $4,368, too, as city comptroller Mark D. Levine sounds the alarm on vanishing inventory.

141 Willoughby Street never landed a single office tenant. Now it's getting a $208 million makeover into homes and shops.

LCOR bought Taconic's stalled Upper East Side lab site, hinting Gehrig's birthplace may become apartments instead.

Sales veterans behind One High Line's $1 billion run will lead the Tribeca conversion's launch, with buyer interest already pouring in.