EP Engineering tucked quiet, efficient mechanical systems and a commercial kitchen into a low-scale Greenwich Village build.

The 24-month deal for 11 Park Slope condos also pre-funds deposits so crews can grab critical materials early.

A new 10-story building near Prospect Park is renting studios for $975 and two-bedrooms up to $2,627 through NYC Housing Connect.

The $66 million Ogden Theatre Apartments will include 51 supportive-housing units for formerly homeless people on a site that once held a movie theater and bowling alley.

Demolition permits for the old one-story building at 488 Leonard Street were filed in June. Now the paperwork for a nine-story replacement is in.

Six Long Island projects, from Brentwood to Westbury, will add nearly 500 affordable units; several are near rail stations.

The 3.6-acre modernist estate has 360-degree ocean and bay views and its own path to the beach.

A Wakefield industrial building leased to Montefiore Einstein since 1986 just changed hands after 65 years in one family.

The former St. Brigid School at East Seventh and Avenue B could become an 11-story luxury condo, while the adjacent church stays put.

A six-bedroom Lenox Hill penthouse spanning more than 5,500 square feet was the priciest home to find a buyer, with an asking price of $23.8 million.

A 1901 house on Saint Marks Avenue is making way for a four-story, 18-unit building with a penthouse.

A $14 million Brooklyn deal sets up redevelopment at 66 North 6th Street, where the Music Hall of Williamsburg's lease runs out in 2026.

Chris Christie and Moody's economist Mark Zandi headlined the four-day gathering, which drew brokers from 21 countries to Midtown.