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The View, which has sat empty since the recession, will open for rentals this month.

Some 229 blocks in central Queens will get the first rezoning in decades.

The City Council's land-use committee approved a modified expansion plan for New York University.

Five NYU professors accused school President John Sexton of exaggerating the need for more classrooms.

Frank Carrado, 82, has a photo exhibit at the New York Irish Center in Long Island City.

Borough president Scott Stringer wants to ensure permanent affordable housing options at Seward Park.

The owners of 5Pointz are seeking to finalize their plans for a new development in Long Island City.

A New Jersey company wants to build 2,200 residential units on the Astoria waterfront.

Noise of trains idling in the LIRR yard disrupts the quality of life, some Hunters Point residents say.

The city hasn't delivered on its promise of 30 acres of waterfront space, local leaders claim.

Su Friedrich filmed "Gut Renovation" while she lived through Williamsburg's 2005 rezoning.

The Morgan Restaurant's owner is building a five-story hotel on Bogart Street.

One Hudson Yards is currently looking to fill its 1.7 million square feet of office space.

The Rail and The Pointe in St. George have been open for two months after standing empty for years.  

Median listing prices have increased and inventory decreased in Williamsburg over the past year.