As development pressure creeps uptown in Manhattan, we’re starting to see permit filings in neighborhoods that, in the past, builders would not have taken any chances on – like the section of Harlem east of Jackie Robinson…
There were no permits filed yesterday, with the whole municipal apparatus off work for election day. But the Department of Buildings caught up this morning on filings, and left us with a big one: a 10-story hotel…
115 Delancey Street [Bowery Boogie]: Demolition of the existing low-rise warehouse structure located at 115 Delancey Street is imminent, as part of the larger Essex Crossing development in the Lower East Side. Permits were recently filed…
Loadingdock5 is quickly becoming a fixture around Brooklyn, as the architect of choice for Hello Living and designer of a few passive house projects. Now, they’re building a home for themselves – literally. The Loadingdock5 team is self-funding…
The Stapleton waterfront, on Staten Island’s North Shore, is positively booming with development activity – or, at least, as close to booming as the city’s sparsest borough gets. At the old Homeport site, a 35-acre decommissioned naval…
