A proposal to knock down the 11-story (12 on the back side) apartment building at 807 Park Avenue (between 74th and 75th streets) and replace it with a new 12-story building was unable to be…
A more conservative developer during an earlier market cycle might have bought the 24-foot-wide lot at 243 East 7th Street, between Avenues C and D in Alphabet City, and built a rental project with a dozen apartments spread…
Prospect Park West has been built out for generations, and the city’s intransigent 1961 zoning code ensured that none of the townhouses on the tony Park Slope strip will ever be demolished and replaced with…
We’re calling it: the South Bronx is in the midst of a market-rate boom – or at least, a boomlet. The corner of the city previously dominated by subsidized housing developers is finally seeing some…
Queens Boulevard Redevelopment [Streets Blog]: Architect John Massengale has designed a visionary redevelopment of Queens Boulevard in Rego Park and Forest Hills, with the help of photo-rendering firm Urban Advantage. Although “the images do not reflect the standard…
