A New York couple agreed to pay $47 million for a penthouse at Miami’s planned St. Regis Residences in Brickell, nearly matching the city’s condo record.

Kensington's next apartment project is finally moving underground. The excavation is paired with a state-approved cleanup of a former auto-repair site.

A $46.5 million villa owner says 220 Central Park South’s faucets delivered chalky residue and alarming metals readings.

A historic Midtown hotel has sold for $95 million to Barcelona-based Eurostars, adding another high-profile Manhattan property to its U.S. portfolio.

A new 10-story Crotona building brings 134 rental units, senior-focused housing and a deep roster of amenities to the Bronx.

New York City’s taxi regulator has signed a roughly 21-year lease for a new headquarters at 250 Broadway. The deal includes rent abatements, millions in buildout costs and a possible $36.6 million base-rent commitment.

The Empire State Building’s observatory is losing visitors as international tourism fades and New York’s skyline fills with competing views.

A Brooklyn developer is pitching 47 apartments near Rockaway’s waterfront, adding another project to Queens’ fast-changing coastal housing landscape.

Mamdani and Leila Bozorg toured undisclosed NYC sites tied to a push for thousands of affordable homes on publicly owned land. The visit follows a city effort to identify at least 25,000 potential housing units.

Excavation and piling are underway for a planned 1,162-foot supertall on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, with condos, offices, retail and a Chanel flagship in the works.

NYC’s co-op approval process now comes with a 15-day acknowledgment rule and a 45-day decision clock.

New York City tapped a team including Slate Property Group and Hudson Cos. for a nearly 1,000-home project at Hunter’s Point South in Long Island City.

Bill Ackman’s foundation has bought 125 West End Avenue to build the Ackman Oxman Institute, a new brain‑research campus on the Upper West Side.