air rights

The City Council voted on the air rights transfer and development project Thursday afternoon.

The St. John's Terminal development inched closer to final approval on Monday.

The City Planning Commission will hold a hearing on the St. John's Terminal project on Aug. 24.

A skyscraper next to Grand Central is back on track with the settlement of a suit against the developer.

The owners of the St. John's Terminal at will have to pay the Hudson River Park Trust $100 million.

The building will replace Modell's and P.C. Richard on Flatbush and Atlantic avenues, Crain's reported.

New York City would be 'unlivable' if the pier's ballfields aren't sufficiently repaired and maintained.

If developers are approved to buy air rights from Hudson River Park, five new buildings will go up.

Four lawmakers called on the new owner of Stuy Town to be forthcoming with any plans to sell air rights.

City Planning Commissioner Carl Weisbrod has been in meetings about the project since his appointment.

The charity organization is up and running in its new building for the first time on Friday.

The community garden will expand all the way to Park Avenue.

A developer is buying the unused development rights for nearly $56 million, according to MTA documents.

Apartments, schools, retail space and a waterfront park are in the works for the Village.

A secret meeting was held between the Manhattan Borough President and Atlas Capital.