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A USPS spokeswoman says, however, that the sale will go on.

The Landmarks Commission is trying to decide whether to let a developer demolish 70 Henry St.

Several buildings in West Chelsea are without heat more than a month after Sandy flooded them.

Vendors at the Broadway market say they haven't been notified they will need to leave.

The design for 688 Broadway includes unusual terracotta "fins" on its façade.

Su Friedrich filmed "Gut Renovation" while she lived through Williamsburg's 2005 rezoning.

Tenants say the loss of the building would be a blow to the city's peace movement.

The New Acting Company's take on "Jack and the Beanstalk" uses a theater for sale instead of a cow.

Chinese investors are snapping up high-end condos so their kids can attend NYU, Columbia and others.

A chic Chelsea condo is still looking to sell a $8 million apartment, several years after opening.

The much-anticipated new neighborhood could soon move forward, if developers can find the right tenants.

Rudin Management announced Monday that condos at 130 W. 12th St. costing as much as $12.9 million each will hit the market beginning in late fall.

Developers are moving forward on a project to turn a former hospital in Hell's Kitchen into residential buildings, but the site is still causing problems for people on the block.

A condo developer in Chelsea is giving prospective buyers tours of the neighborhood's artistic features to convince them to buy in the up-and-coming neighborhood.

Dealers at the once-thriving antiques center in Chelsea have been told that the garage will close at the end of August, reports say.