Kinsmen Property Group's new renderings show three towers rising where a stalled life sciences project once sat, with 124 apartments reserved for seniors.

A 26-story hotel dream at 159 Broadway is dead. In its place: a 12-story rental building rising next to the landmarked Williamsburgh Dime Savings Bank.

Lights on Kent's former home near the G train will make way for condos, records show, as Bed-Stuy's mid-rise building boom keeps climbing.

A 215-unit tower at 3116–3124 Third Ave would need the city to erase a decades-old 85-foot height limit in Melrose.

The 1888 SoHo landmark once housed WeWork before it went 96% vacant and slid into foreclosure.

Three long-neglected Crown Heights buildings have changed hands, and the Dukler Tenant Union says the fight isn't over until repairs are done.

The Langdon at 288 East 88th Street opens next month with 45 rentals, a private screening room, and full-floor penthouses near the Q train.

An 1901 wood-frame home near the Van Siclen Avenue C train stop would give way to an 85-foot building with no parking spots at all.

One River Park's twin towers rise 40 and 26 stories over the Harlem River, with a pickleball court and pet spa among the perks.

A 10-story building near Fordham Road subway station is the latest piece of a growing Westbridge Realty assemblage in Fordham Heights.

A former Chabad playroom site near Avenue M is set to become a 75-foot condo building with a penthouse and parking.

A century-old walk-up is giving way to a 150-foot rental tower steps from the 176th Street subway in the Bronx.

Bluerock's sale-leaseback locks HPE into the Sunnyvale campus through 2047, with financing led by Wilmington Trust.