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Phipps Houses is planning the 220-unit building for Barnett Avenue between 50th and 52nd streets.

Luna, a 124-unit building recently purchased by developer World Wide Group, will open in May.

Staten Island's borough president wants to prevent developers from cramming too many homes on one lot.

Ceruzzi Properties wants to move a subway station entrance to the sidewalk.

Brooklyn Hospital Center is selling its Maynard Building at 240 Willoughby St.

The developer canceled an hour before the meeting was due to take place, a community leader said.

Deputy Borough President Diana Reyna worried the 14-block rezoning was being rushed.

A seven-story condo building at 500 Waverly Avenue has topped out.

An environmental study found potentially carcinogenic materials buried underneath the soil at BAM Park.

The building is expected to include a lounge, fitness studio and terraces, according to permits.

The group said they're planning to stop the "real estate land grab" happening in Northern Manhattan.

The DOB issued a violation to the owners for doing work without a permit, a spokesman said.

Residents started a campaign last week to preserve the property on 44th Drive from demolition.

The Brooklyn Borough Board approved the controversial $52 million sale of the Brooklyn Heights Library.

Ed Hamilton's "The Chintz Age" features "tales of love and loss for a new New York."