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Residents of West 123rd Street are skeptical that the building will be completed anytime soon.

Tenants are prepared to fight a 30,000-square-foot addition to their building near Grand Army Plaza.

The six-story mixed-use building is planned for 134 Vanderbilt Ave. on the corner of Myrtle Avenue.

There are plans for a residential building on the site of the former Joe Abbracciamento Restaurant.

The Clinton Hill church wants to sell the air rights to 43,000 square feet of its property.

The Department of Buildings approved demolition permits for the Pathmark at 227 Cherry St.

Studios are available for $539 a month and two-bedrooms are going for $893 a month.

The community board wanted affordable housing at the Bayview Correctional Facility space.

The project will include three floors of retail aimed at brand names and restaurants.

More than 15,000 new units are in the pipeline for the neighborhood.

The entire cathedral campus could be landmarked except a cutout for development of an apartment tower.

Applicants must have a binding partnership with a supermarket to win an RFP for Admiral's Row.

Apartments at 388 Bridge St., a 53-story building in Downtown Brooklyn, range from $2,500 to $6,300.

Officials presented designs for a new library topped with condos from seven developers.

Both the Bushwick rezoning and the Greenpoint Landing plan came with unexpected affordable housing.