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Politicians, unions, and nonprofits call for an analysis on City Point's impact on the local communities.

Greenpoint's average rents jumped by $457, about 20 percent, in the past year, a report shows. 

Organizers hope the fetish festival will return to city streets in 2014.

The former linen supply company was sold for $27 million last month.

Upper East Siders are conflicted over opposition to the plans, and support for a park developers offer.

Residents want to stop the construction of three homes on coastal wetlands in Great Kills Harbor.

New construction at Williamsburg's burgeoning waterfront has caused a headache for stay-at-home parents.

Bushwick's nearly 20-percent rent leap in February was followed by a price drop in March, a report shows.

Businesses on the south side of Myrtle Avenue between Hall Street and Grand Avenue are closing.

The 91-foot-tall building intersperses glass and greenery and has a rooftop garden.

The state senator, who advocated for a new healthcare lab in Jamaica, was arrested April 2, 2013.

The BID would tax properties west of Ninth Avenue in exchange for a variety of services.

Fans of the bar may be crying into their beer if the city approves a planned retail development.

66 Rockwell Place is now accepting applications for 63 units with monthly rents from $546 to $907.

Residents are raising money to fight God's Love We Deliver's plan to expand and sell off its air rights.