The Joplin's ground floor will host Port Chester's first microbrewery, Run & Hide, near where Janis Joplin once played the Capitol Theatre.

Developer Joel Landau wants to replace a 1931 Gravesend school building with condos, parking and community space steps from the F train.

City Council secured the funding for the 23-vendor cooperative, which will add a demonstration kitchen and public tours in Hunts Point.

The fast-fashion giant is taking three floors across from the L train, joining Hermès and Chanel Beauty on the block.

Seafarers International House is converting a former Catholic rectory near City Hall Park into its permanent headquarters, complete with a rooftop generator.

Tankhouse and Lonicera Partners are set to raze the fire-scarred church at 360 Schermerhorn Street for new housing.

A near-$24 million Flatiron Building condo topped a slower week, even as contracts dipped from 26 to 18 deals.

A $675,000 condo board lawsuit and a city tax lien are closing in on Yitzchak Tessler's 260 Park Avenue South storefronts.

The Magnolia will bring 223 apartments, a rooftop deck and a dog wash station steps from the Metro-North station in Port Chester.

The 1870s Italianate at 119 St. Marks Avenue now holds three condo units, and its owners want landmarks approval for a bigger rear addition.

A 1935 Liberty Avenue warehouse could give way to 40 apartments near the Shepherd Avenue C train stop.

Mayor Yvonne Flowers says her late father pushed her toward the office she now uses to reshape Poughkeepsie's Northside.

The 23-story diplomatic tower at First Avenue and East 49th Street will trade its gray facade for bands of red, white and gray glass.