Andrew Berman

The city has ordered the developer at a Chelsea stop on the Underground Railroad to take down illegal construction.

Preservationists' attempted to landmark the two E. 4th St. properties to prevent the new owner from redeveloping them.

NYU plans to build a tower at the site of the Morton Williams Supermarket instead of the I.M. Pei landmarked complex.

A group of preservationists and elected officials want to landmark the historic buildings to stave off planned alterations.

The City Council approved rezoning plans for the East and West Villages that will cap building heights.

NYU took another step toward constructing a tower that would reshape Greenwich Village's skyline.

Borough President Scott Stringer said community boards would take up the work of the Task Force on NYU Development.

Preservationists say the city has moved too slowly in removing an unlawful billboard on First Avenue.

With 2,320 landmarked properties, Greenwich Village is now the largest historic district in the city.

NYU officials are cool to the idea of constructing a planned 38-story tower in the heart of the Financial District.

NYU plans to develop a tower that will be at least 38 stories within a landmarked site of Greenwich Village.

The Department of City Planning began procedures to rezone the far West Village, limiting development in the area.

The city agreed to consider rezoning portions of Third and Fourth avenues to preserve the character of the East Village.

The city will vote on a proposal to designate a stretch of the South Village as a historic district.

Landmarks Preservation Commission found three dog curbing signs illegal.