For decades, only affordable housing builders would set foot in the South Bronx, but now, a normally neglected slice of New York City is is finally getting some market-rate attention, in the form of new hotels. Demand for…
About a decade ago, much of Fourth Avenue in Park Slope and South Slope — from Flatbush Avenue down to 24th Street — was rezoned to allow developers to build housing. For a crucial Brooklyn…
Angelo Cosentini’s On The Level, the development firm responsible for the Lower East Side’s distinctive Blue building, has a small residential project in the works in Cobble Hill, according to a new building permit application…
On the end of the 7 train in eastern Queens, Flushing is awash in construction sites. But like most outer borough neighborhoods, new development in Flushing comes in more flavors than just residential. As the de…
The 60-story tower rising at 605 West 42nd Street, on the Far West Side, is barely halfway to its peak, but the builders have given passers-by something to look at: the glass façade is about…
