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Icon Realty Management filed plans for the Upper East Side tower on Monday.

The new building will include four duplexes and a triplex on the top floors, plans show.

A new 18-story residential tower is planned for East 86th Street, plans show.

Documents filed with the DOB show plans for a 1,066-foot skyscraper in Downtown Brooklyn.

The building planned for E. 97th St. will incorporate gardens and possibly solar panels, officials said.

Apartments could go for anywhere between $1,500 to $2,300 per square foot, according to a spokesperson.

Proposed condos would create new community 'the size of Boerum Hill in a small corner of Cobble Hill.'

Howard Hughes reduced its proposed skyscraper more than 100 feet, but that's not enough, officials said.

Christine Quinn wants the Related Companies to face public review before razing Ruppert Playground.

Dutch architectural firm MVRDV apologizes over South Korean project that evokes terror attack. 

Residents complain the building would be too tall for the quiet residential block.

Residents say the project at 31 W. 15th St. is out-of-character with the residential block.

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

Residents decry NYU's offer to build a new school in the area in exchange for their real estate project's approval.

In the face of overwhelming community opposition, Community Board 2 has delayed their vote until Nov. 18.