A new 14-story complex is headed for Concourse Village, joining a wave of Bronx housing projects topping 900 homes nearby.

Contracts for pricey non-primary homes jumped to over 580 this fall, after the tax briefly took effect in July and a judge blocked its rollout in August.

Semperis cut the ribbon on a 12,000-square-foot office amid more than 40% revenue growth.

The 1894 rowhouse used as Kathleen Kelly's home still draws film fans who stop by to photograph it.

The Bowen's 13-story conversion at 289 Schermerhorn Street is done, though the ground-floor retail still sits empty.

A single-story building near the JFK-bound subway line is set to give way to a concrete tower with 74 likely rental units.

Two sunlight-friendly shed prototypes from architecture firm PAU just landed outside DOB headquarters at 280 Broadway, with a mobile version built for emergency repairs.

The teletherapy company is doubling down on the Lower East Side just a year after its last Manhattan lease.

The 47-lot Colusa plan would preserve 267 acres of farmland; a comparable land deal suggests preservation could cost roughly $22.56 million.

Four rent-stabilized units are up for grabs at 486 Clinton Avenue, where a 1911 police raid once shut down an illegal pool hall casino.

Brooklyn's Hangars 3 and 4 haven't welcomed the public in nearly 100 years. A $10 million state boost could change that by 2029.

The Schieffelin-Bowne House at 35 West 57th Street is set to make way for part of a 63-story condo-and-hotel tower.

The Financial District property's value has cratered 60% since 2014, even as net operating income kept climbing.