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A Bronx warehouse topped the list of largest projects in New York City last month. The Bruckner Boulevard project from Innovo Property Group and Square

With spring on the way, many home buyers are starting their hunt for a new home. But with the housing market in transition, will they

Ken Griffin won’t have to worry about the tax man — at least when it comes to New York City real estate. Last month, the

“In less than four months, developer Rocco R. Termini expects a restored and renovated Hotel Lafayette to be fully operating. Into its seventh month, the

“Across from Philipse Manor Hall, a landmark from the city’s 17th-century Dutch settlement, a row of 19th century buildings will be restored against a backdrop

“Layer upon layer of paint, including pink neon, had to be scraped off to uncover mahogany wainscoting. It took days of cleaning with Q-tips to

“The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), Jonah Mandelbaum, and Occupations, Inc. announced today the closing of a $7.95 million loan to develop Sunrise Apartments, a 79-unit

“Liberty Gardens, a 180-unit housing project, has stood for 60 years as one of the main public housing centers in the city. During a groundbreaking

Winn Details Its Plans for Sibley Centre “Initial redevelopment plans for the downtown Sibley Centre include market-rate housing on the top three floors and affordable

“Norstar Development USA is resurrecting plans to build a large, multi-family development in downtown Albany, but this time it will be apartments instead of condominiums.

“Taylor, a leading regional general contractor, has been awarded the contract for construction of The Legends at North Ponds. Taylor is teaming with a local

“The historic archway of a long-abandoned school building will be preserved as part of the façade of a new affordable-housing complex to rise in its