An eight-unit walkup on Horatio Street is becoming a single-family home, but a century-old storefront has commissioners split.

Aegon Ltd. grabs 20,600 square feet at 125 W. 57th St. as Zeta Global and Amorepacific pile into a freshly modernized 1411 Broadway.

250 West 96th Street closed eight contracts in July, from $2.48 million to $4.43 million, as the Upper West Side's luxury pipeline shrinks.

Yidel Weinberger's project relied on assembled air rights and a fixed SRO record error before permits could move forward.

Dynamic Star's Bronx megaproject is stuck in arbitration, but developer Brad Zackson insists the Harlem River project is not dead yet.

A four-story building with a cellar and rear yard is planned steps from the Wilson Avenue L stop in Bushwick.

Steven Westreich's Westbridge Realty Group filed for three Rosedale-area towers, each capped just under a key wage threshold.

A century-old two-family house on Meserole Avenue is set to become six luxury condos, each averaging 1,659 square feet.

A new RentReboot study of 820,000 NYC listings found December leases run 4.2% cheaper than July ones — but not in every neighborhood.

The 22-story 360 Bowery tower still has no office workers, even as Chobani quietly leases space in Tribeca instead.

Developer Shimon Greenfeld locked in the site with a $3.5 million ground lease before filing plans near the elevated 4 train.

YS Developers has filed new plans for the sprawling Hall Street complex, adding a synagogue and hundreds more apartments than RXR once proposed.

JRM Construction Management turned 54,700 square feet at One Penn Plaza into Roivant's new two-floor headquarters, complete with a steel-and-glass feature stair.