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Amenities include a market, affordable housing, fitness center and storage for 154 bikes, filings show.

The decaying building has become an eyesore and a haven for rodents, neighbors say.

The city's affordable housing program this week added 24 more units in East and Central Harlem.

The new project at 80 Flatbush Ave. will also include a cultural facility, offices and retail space.

Eight new rent-stabilized units are available through the city's housing lottery at 73 Montrose Ave.

Clipper Realty plans to add 12 units to the 161-unit building, the firm said.

The affordable housing lottery for 33 Bond St. opens Monday.

An interactive map by the Skyscraper Museum animates the construction of buildings dating back to 1874.

The building will be managed by Maplewood Senior Living, according to investors.

Norman Brodsky and the city reached the deal on Monday afternoon after months of negotiations.

DNAinfo New York obtained data from the Dept. of Housing Preservation and Development for 2013-2015.

Protesters shut down a second public meeting called to discuss a 1,147-unit apartment complex. 

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

The new building at 501 Myrtle Ave. will include 10 residential units and ground-floor retail.

DNAinfo New York readers said they're afraid the neighborhood is losing its character.