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Midtown »

The department store will still operate a 150,000-square-foot outpost inside the landmarked building.

Rosebank »

The Committee to Save Mount Manresa started a push to get the city to landmark St. Mary's in Rosebank.

Midtown »

As the hotel closes for three years of renovations, we trace its history over more than a century.

Bushwick »

Both North Brooklyn buildings were designated by the city's Landmark Preservation Commission Tuesday. 

Red Hook »

Officials will work with the community to determine its location in the neighborhood. 

Clinton Hill »

St. Mary's Episcopal Church plans to demolish its parish hall and construct a 16-story building.

Chelsea »

The "pioneer of health-conscious dining" closed its East 60th Street outpost back in 2014.

Times Square & Theater District »

The early-1900s theater on West 44th Street became a city landmark in 1987, records show.

Crown Heights »

The new sports shop in Crown Heights will open next week, the company said.

Williamsburg »

The LPC voted on Tuesday to landmark The Williamsburgh Trust Company building. 

East Harlem »

Two Catholic churches received landmark status.

Bushwick »

As many as 50 people were on the balcony when it gave way, fire officials said. 

Upper East Side »

Another story will be built on top of the building at 1143 Fifth Ave.

Todt Hill »

The private mausoleum, built in 1886, was one of eight backlogged properties designated a landmark.

Crown Heights »

"The beauty and magnificence of this building speaks for itself," the LPC said.