A developer filed plans for three four-story buildings near the Great Kills Marina.  

The state has put out a request for expressions of interest for Harlem River Yards in Port Morris.

The Gowanus Canal Conservancy wants input on the green spaces emerging along the contaminated canal.

The New York Restoration Project's plan is meant to help promote exercise and fight climate change.

Friends of East River Esplanade set up a banner along the waterfront near 117th Street.

McInnis Cement wants its $40 million facility to be up and running by the end of 2016.

SoBRO recently released a plan detailing ideas for new development along the South Bronx waterfront.

Akiva Reich is planning a waterfront expansion at the popular wedding venue.

The plan seeks to improve access to areas around the stations and encourage ridership.

From storm readiness to good views, DNAinfo has advice on the pros and cons of buying on the waterfront.

Simply Seafood is the last holdout in Pier 17, which is slated to be gutted and rebuilt.

The developer of the project is looking to provide transportation from Hallets Point to the N/Q train.

The 12-story Gantry Park Landing, from developers The Lightstone Group, will start leasing this summer.

The developers of the Astoria waterfront plan are exploring the possibility of a K-8 school at the site.

Inwood residents want to know why Columbia has not broken ground on a promised public waterfront.