The 297-unit Luma Living complex at Flatbush and Livingston is nearly done — legally built as three separate towers to skirt New York's wage rules.

A vacant Pelham Gardens lot could soon hold 22 rentals with a penthouse, just steps from the 5 train.

The Boston Road parcel once held a church with a 1927 pipe organ before sitting empty for years.

A draft city report says even 70,000 homes a year for five years would still leave New York short. Comment sessions run through mid-September.

Florida developer Ari Pearl paid $14.75 million for the ruined resort, now eyeing 175 homes and a four-phase rebuild.

Empire State Realty Trust is offloading 1359 Broadway just weeks after new leases with Braven and Infinium Wall Systems.

The Bloomfield megasite never got its planned 400,000-square-foot warehouse — and that gamble just paid off big.

Landmarks regulators approved a 71-foot condo that turns Ladder 106's old firehouse into its lobby, after demanding a redesign in May.

American Strategic Investment Co. says it may not survive the next year as its Wall Street tower slides toward default.

An 1930s industrial building on Dean Street could give way to an 81-unit rental tower near the Franklin Avenue station.

National Resources offloaded four properties across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut in one of Waterfall Asset Management's biggest deals yet.

Manhattan is the lone holdout where singles and roommates outown married couples, new borough data shows.

Burlington and an unnamed national grocer just signed on at Century Marketplace, pushing the long-vacant Bay Ridge site to 65% leased.