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The former home of Veranda on Seventh Ave. South will be replaced by six stories of condos and retail.

Slate Property Group wants to demolish the Key Food on Lafayette Avenue in Clinton Hill.

All of the buildings that made up the former graffiti mecca have come down.

After 36 years of neglect, the building has become too delapidated to save.

The demolition of Madison Avenue Baptist Church was delayed by a neighboring condo, a lawsuit says.

The permits for the site ran out last week, according to the Department of Buildings.

"When Women Pursue Justice," a mural featuring female leaders, is set for demolition in coming months. 

The Roseland concert hall, which hosted acts from the Rolling Stones to Lady Gaga, is being gutted.

Demolition on the graffiti mecca 5Pointz began on Friday.

Icon Realty Management has booted businesses from Second Avenue between 80th and 81st streets.

Preservationists want the city to stop tipping off owners when their buildings may be landmarked.

The owner of the Long Island City site wants to raze the buildings to make way for rental apartments.

Workers have begun demolishing the Rizzoli Bookstore, including its neoclassical ceiling.

The Delancey Street diner is closing after 35 years to make way for the Essex Crossing development.

Local residents and an elected official voiced concern over unconfirmed plans to tear down the sign.