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A plaza at 303 E. 83rd St., supposed to be open to the public, has been locked for more than a year.

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

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer is vowing to stop the city from selling three buildings.

Midtown's Community Board 5 has approved the transfer of air rights to Moinian's controversial new West 54th Street hotel.

Privately owned public spaces, or POPs, are under the spotlight, thanks to the Occupy Wall Street protests in Zuccotti Park.

After controversy over height restrictions, the Nolitan hotel has finally set an opening date for August 1.

Upper West Side officials are pushing for new zoning rules that would limit the amount of storefront space for banks.

Residents and elected officials slam New York University's expansion plans at first public airing.

West-side residents can weigh in on a plan to bring more housing and business to the area at a Wednesday night hearing.

Columbia received 11-1 approval from the Department of City Planning.

New zoning could bring more apartments to Clinton's western sections, but the city won't be kicking out the strip clubs.

Advocates and elected officials want height limits added to the Bowery's east side as city balks.

While a flood overwhelming Manhattan sounds far-fetched, experts say the danger is real and the city is now considering barriers.

Community Board 12 approved a resolution asking the City to consider rezoning sections of Washington Heights.

The Department of City Planning is taking input about waterfront development online before next month's meeting.