A 27-story rental tower with 140 affordable units is planned for the former Innovation QNS site after the mega-project collapsed.

Noina Marrero stored her belongings outside a flooded closet for years at Johnson Houses. Citywide, NYCHA repairs now average 470 days.

Lindell finally got acoustical panels so kids can hear the bells, and a new barbering classroom just opened at the high school.

The 25-foot-wide carriage house behind Washington Square Park once sheltered Pollock and Lee Krasner while a friend was away.

The handmade shoe brand founded by Henri Bendel is leaving its longtime East 55th Street home for a brand-new luxury tower nearby.

A former Water Street office tower is going residential, with studios to two-bedrooms available through a lottery closing next month.

Three new faces and two renominations will help decide which neighborhoods get the city's newly expedited affordable-housing reviews.

Arizona, Colorado and four other MLS networks want a judge to shield their rules from Compass antitrust claims.

The Bronx's largest public housing complex reopened its senior center, named for longtime tenant leader Walter J. McNeill.

Housing permits are projected to jump more than 50% above the recent annual average as rezonings and conversions fuel the boom.

A four-story building with no parking is planned for a vacant Tiffany Street lot in the Bronx, blocks from a Beck Street housing lottery.

The Hall Street townhouse where Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe got their start now asks $17,500 a month, compared with the $80 a month they once paid.

Tenants at three Long Island City buildings say Rockrose lured them in with teaser rents, then hiked renewals far higher.