Studios start at $846 a month at the old Williamsburg hospital campus, with a November 25 deadline to apply.

The old four-story hotel at 131 West 23rd Street is gone, clearing the way for apartments and a hotel JHG Holdings first proposed in 2014.

Northwind Group is financing 675 Third Avenue's switch to housing, months after its partners' Pfizer tower buckled nearby.

Four duplex units are planned at 100 West 79th Street, replacing a five-story building near Columbus Avenue.

Oyster Bay signed off on zoning variances for The Shops on Broadway, paving the way to tear down the vacant Macy's and reinvent the mall.

Permits call for 93 rentals at Livingston and Nevins streets, three years after the site sold for $11.3 million.

The Fifth Avenue Committee project will mix family and formerly homeless housing with a job-training center in Boerum Hill.

The 190-unit DŌMI complex in Dutch Kills changed hands while it had not yet opened, with 57 apartments set aside as affordable.

A vacant 13th Street lot in Park Slope could soon hold 10 condos with a rooftop terrace, steps from the Seventh Avenue subway.

The long-dormant Duane Street addition could wrap by early 2027, though its final unit count is still a puzzle.

A former Mavis Discount Tire lot on North Avenue would get a U-shaped building with a courtyard, playground and 175 parking spots.

A vacant lot near the 215th Street 1 train could become a 74-apartment building with commercial space.

A class-action suit says the developer's renewal math could cost tenants more than $30 million over five years.