Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission agreed to hold a hearing on Steinway & Sons' 57th Street shop.

A team of architects is looking to relocate a historic house to a vacant lot in Sunnyside Gardens.

Bialystoker Home for the Aged on East Broadway became a landmark, which means it cannot be demolished.

The Wooden House Project seeks to recognize and preserve Brooklyn's wood-frame row houses.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission voted on Tuesday to expand the historic district after 20 years.

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

Community Board 8 will discuss a proposed revamp of 815 Fifth Ave. at its monthly meeting.

St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery is looking to add an access ramp to its historic building.

An East Village synagogue plans to bring in money by partially converting the building to apartments.

Longtime Wooster Street residents say a new eight-story building would change the character of the area.

The Columbia Grammar and Prep has proposed expanding its building at W. 93rd St. and Central Park West.

The Hopper-Gibbons House's owner may go to court to fight ruling from city board.

The Forest Park Carousel reopened last May after being closed for years.

Congregation Adas Le Israel Anshei Meseritz on East 6th Street will lease its second floor to developers.

The 194-year-old building that suffered a partial collapse Wednesday has long sat in disrepair.