Rialto Capital Advisors is moving to foreclose on 350 West Broadway after the retail space lost its main tenant, Amazon's AWS Startup Loft, in 2024.

A 1930s commercial building near the D train is giving way to an eight-story project with condos, shops, and parking.

The plan replaces a 174-unit SRO with two towers near Madison and Fifth avenues, and would lock in affordable housing rules for the whole block.

A Michelin-recognized restaurant anchors the retail space at 235-237 Kent Ave, which just sold for $302 more per square foot than five years ago.

Maison171's concrete frame is now wrapped in glass at 86th and Third, with units expected to hit the market ahead of a 2027 finish.

The Financial District tower's new perks follow a $40 million lobby overhaul and a 20-year Cleary Gottlieb lease.

A vacant lot bought for $675,000 near Fordham Road will soon hold 12 rentals averaging just 552 square feet.

Rising marine construction costs have gutted plans for the Bobby Wagner Walk, with a nearly mile-long stretch getting only sinkhole patches.

JRM Construction Management's 1.3 million-square-foot interior job at 270 Park Avenue includes a food hall built around a restored 1969 Airstream juice bar.

Only 15 Manhattan homes over $4 million found buyers last week, and both top deals needed price cuts to close.

A 95-year-old Jamaica Avenue warehouse becomes the East Brooklyn Liberation Center as residents fight displacement one lot at a time.

A vacant Chester Street lot sat empty for over a decade before a March sale kicked off plans for a 9-story building with 99 rentals.

Permits filed for 62 Nixon Court would bring an 84-foot building with commercial space and no parking to Gravesend.