Downtown Brooklyn’s Myrtle Avenue has seen major changes in recent years, with construction already underway or complete on the first parts of Red Apple Group’s master plan, which includes residential buildings at 180 and 160 Myrtle….
As the permit filings pile up for new budget hotels in Ravenswood, a Queens neighborhood on the East River, we’re starting to wonder: is the area destined to become the borough’s hotel district? The neighborhood…
On Friday, YIMBY contributor John Petro brought us the news that while building permits are way up in New York City over the past year, the four most urban counties in North Jersey are still beating the…
HAP Investment Developers has been very active across Upper Manhattan, developing small and medium-sized buildings across from East Harlem to Washington Heights (plus a skyscraper in Jersey City, for good measure). Now, during the Great Dummy Permit Filing Frenzy…
Astoria Cove [Queens Courier]: The developers behind Astoria Cove — located on 26th Avenue in Hallets Point, within Astoria — have acquired the final properties ahead of their planned five-building and 1,700-unit mixed use project. A plethora of existing low-rise structures must…
