While Court Square and Hunters Point are undergoing a building boom due to their residential rezoning during the 2000s, the area north of the Queensboro Bridge — formerly called Ravenswood, now considered southern Astoria — is also seeing…
A slew of super-sized office buildings are set to rise in Manhattan over the next several years, punctuating the city’s skyline with new spires of glass. Towers with over 10 million square feet of class A space…
330 Himrod Street [Wyckoff Heights]: Developer ASH NYC has plans to salvage and renovate the existing four-story brick structure at 330 Himrod Street, in Bushwick. ASH will also replace adjacent one-story buildings with horizontal expansions of the existing…
Brooklyn: 320 Kent Avenue: Developer Two Trees has filed permits to begin foundation and structural work on their 36-story and 392-unit residential tower at 320 Kent Avenue, a significant portion of the Domino Sugar Redevelopment in Williamsburg. Recently…
The first permits are up for a 34-story tower at 1717 First Avenue, just to the southwest of First Avenue and 89th Street, on the Upper East Side. Anbau Enterprises is the developer, and SHoP is…
