Over the past few decades, buildings in Flushing have taken on a distinctive vernacular, marked by brick, post-modern touches and Fedders through-wall air conditioning units. But as buyers have become wealthier and developers and architects…
As rising rents and development pressure reach deep into Bushwick, the normal trajectory is to follow the L train on the neighborhood’s north side, where demand is highest. But as Bushwick becomes increasingly gentrified, tenants…
A few weekends ago, Open House New York led a boat tour up the East River, offering a chance to witness the rapidly evolving coastline. The East River has played a prominent role throughout the…
226 Fordham Place [New York Times]: Greystone is bringing 21, two-story and two-family dwellings, in addition to “one single-family home and a clubhouse,” to the vacant parcel of 226 Fordham Place, on City Island. Construction of…
When New York City developers buy warehouses and other industrial buildings that are zoned for residential use, the first thing they’ll generally do – unless they’re landmarked or need some sort of city permission –…