A vacant East Flatbush lot near the 2 and 5 trains is getting a second, smaller shot at housing after a 2020 plan stalled.

Acadia now owns a growing collection of Greene Street properties as SoHo retail vacancy hits a record-low 8 percent.

The $60 million Tiebout Avenue building rose on an old St. Barnabas Hospital parking lot and has been completed as housing for formerly homeless and elderly New Yorkers.

A Tribeca warehouse loft and an Upper East Side condo led the week, but the $66 million total marked a three-year low.

Ailanthus wants to swap a planned Gowanus office project for 400 apartments, including up to 120 affordable units and a public school.

A 69,530-square-foot boardwalk lot near Luna Park just fetched double its 2024 price, with a 23-story tower already on file.

A 1965 three-family house near Pelham Parkway is slated to give way to a six-story building with 28 apartments and ground-floor retail.

The nine-foot Astolat Dollhouse Castle sits in storage on Long Island after decades on display — and its owner hopes it lands somewhere the public can see it again.

The five-story, all-nonprofit project near Broadway would replace a low-rise structure and surface parking with affordable homes and a pickleball court.

A 1920s low-rise between Liberty Avenue and Atlantic Avenue could give way to a seven-story rental building, another such filing this month.

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.