Landmarks Preservation Commission.

The first and second floor interiors of the former Manufacturers Trust Bank building are now landmarks too.

Preservationists have expressed concern that the new rules will give communities less say.

Preservationists want the city to reconsider landmarking the nearly 200-year-old building at 35 Cooper Sq.

A larger historic district would offer more protection to old buildings, but some fear it would bring more headaches.

Many of the city's 1,300 landmarked structures are easily missed — one new mobile application hopes to change that.

Howard Hughes Corp., the new owner of the South Street Seaport, is discussing its options with the city and SHoP Architects.

The art deco Metro Theater has been sitting empty since 2005, now one local resident wants to bring it back to life.

The 191-year-old building at 502 Canal St. is severely deteriorated, the city said.

Preservation groups hope to protect the Children's Aid Society building through landmarking the structure.

The Real Estate Board of New York said a proposed West End Avenue historic district would halt development.

Preservationists' attempted to landmark the two E. 4th St. properties to prevent the new owner from redeveloping them.

Residents say a new building proposed for TriBeCa’s historic district is too modern for the neighborhood.

The Federal-style buildings at 190 and 192 Grand St. were built in 1833 and maintain much of their original features.

The city Landmarks Commission approved changes to De Niro's Greenwich Hotel penthouse Tuesday.

A group of preservationists and elected officials want to landmark the historic buildings to stave off planned alterations.