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The owner wants to add six stories to a building in a historic district.

Applications are due Oct. 29 for affordable units that range from $565 to $1,067 a month.

An UES group released a study recommending ways to protect the diversity of the neighborhood.

The applicants are vying for affordable units in Sky, a luxury residential tower on 42nd Street. 

The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Softwood Lumber Board are backing the project on W. 18th St.

NYCHA plans to construct two mixed-income buildings on parking lots in Boerum Hill.

The block association is hoping part of the historic structure is preserved. 

The Crown Heights corner lot where "Juice Hugger" is located sold for $1.2M earlier this year.

The city is proposing to bring hundreds of market rate and affordable units to both neighborhoods.

HAP Investment Developers is seeking a zoning variance to build a residential tower at 4452 Broadway.

The empty lot was snapped up by its buyer in less than 48 hours, the broker on the deal said.

Four New York State senators expressed their support for a New Jersey lawmaker's bill.

The NYPD parking lot near Hudson Yards could become the site of an all-affordable housing development. 

The Astoria market will close as the building is renovated but will reopen as a brand-new store.

Gristedes will close if the sale goes through, according to the grocery chain's CEO John Catsimatidis.