Libbie Mugrabi's 7-acre Hamptons estate drew a multimillion-dollar bid below her $25 million ask after a courthouse-steps auction full of family drama.

The International Downtown Association honored the Downtown Brooklyn Partnership's pedestrian-first overhaul, citing it as a model for districts nationwide.

The 96-unit building near the 176th Street subway stop will pair Art Deco-style design with Passive House energy standards.

The Cass Gilbert-designed former bar association headquarters lost nearly 30% of its 2021 value in a bankruptcy sale.

The raw 9,000-square-foot Hampshire House aerie finally goes pending at $6.765 million, but only after an 83% price collapse from its original ask.

The charter network is leaving its old Gravesend building for a custom-built campus with a gym, rooftop play area and commercial kitchen.

The former Printing District gains a car-free gathering space steps from a revived NYC Fire Museum. Free Wi-Fi and a swirling mural greet visitors.

A 1920s home on Richardson Avenue could give way to a four-story rental building steps from the Wakefield–241st Street subway.

The 99-unit tower rose on a site marked by a fatal 2023 demolition collapse. Twenty-five homes will stay affordable forever.

RE/DONE's Broome Street space will host a tech pop-up with SAP and N4XT before settling into its first permanent New York store.

Happier Grocery's Dawson Stellberger quietly bought the whole Smith Street block, but he isn't saying whether it becomes a store or a tower.

The 23-story rental tower at 1655 First Avenue is shedding its scaffolding, with 198 units on the way by winter 2027.

The 150-unit 130 Hope Street sale locks in a 421-a break lasting 35 years, with one-bedrooms starting at $4,700 a month.