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These 9 architectural gems offer a glimpse into building trends in Manhattan's ultra-luxury condos.

A fire on the second floor filled 610 W. 42nd St. with smoke, the FDNY said.

The 1,066-foot tower will be the tallest in the borough.

The group said they're planning to stop the "real estate land grab" happening in Northern Manhattan.

LargaVista Companies is hoping to redevelop 4566 Broadway to include 117 apartments.

Kuafu Properties could build one of the tallest towers in the city, according to Cushman & Wakefield.

CityRealty sees an unprecedented boom in residential development over the next half-decade.

Four buildings have been demolished to make way for a 34-story high-rise on 89th and First Avenue.

The tallest building in the Western Hemisphere will open its observatory to the public in spring 2015.

Demolition will start soon on six buildings at Fourth Avenue and Baltic Street.

The penthouse apartments at 388 Bridge St. are now on sale for $1.7 million to $6 million.

BKLYN Air is a 40-story tower with an outdoor heated swimming pool, located on Gold Street.

Investigators believe Sidy Fofana, 9, accidentally fell from the roof of the River Park Towers Complex.

Myls Dobson, 4, was staying in The Ritz Plaza residences after his father went to jail, relatives said.

The controversial development at 77 Commercial St. was slated for a Thursday vote.