TF Cornerstone

The 33 Bond Street building gets tax breaks through the city's affordable housing program.

Some residents are campaigning to have the city-owned waterfront land turned into public park space.

The project will be located on two sites across from each another where 44th Drive meets the waterfront.

The affordable housing lottery for 33 Bond St. opens Monday.

The city has tightened restrictions on crane projects over the last decade, but are they tough enough?

A number of high-rise projects are transforming the look of the neighborhood.

It's not enough to have gyms and playrooms, luxury buildings are also adding a full schedule of classes.

European Wax Center and I Love Kickboxing have both signed leases for space at 4545 Center Blvd. 

TF Cornerstone agreed to add a public pre-K program to its West 57th Street development.

Apartments at Icon52, at 5205 Queens Blvd., cost 50 percent more than average rents in the neighborhood.

The new building would bring too many people to an area without amenities to serve them, locals said.

The developer, partnering with the nonprofit Selfhelp, will build two high-rises with 1,193 apartments.

The seventh floor luxury deck at TF Cornerstone's 4545 Center Blvd. includes a sand volleyball court.

NY Kids Club will open its first Queens location at 4545 Center Blvd. next fall.  

Construction topped out at 4610 Center Blvd., TF Cornerstone's sixth and final Long Island City property.