Residential

JMH Development has abandoned its plan to build a five-story, 289-key luxury hotel project in Long Island City. Instead, it will use the same property

By Rick Haughey Since 2011, the number of residents living in rental housing has increased by an average of nearly 1.7 million every year, according to

Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. secured $155.83 million in financing for the development of 90 Columbus, a 539-unit, 50-story, Class A apartment tower in

● TISHMAN SPEYER 11 Hoyt makes its debut Tishman Speyer has launched sales at 11 Hoyt, its new 57-story tower in Downtown Brooklyn. Designed by Studio

● DOUGLASTON DEVELOPMENT 75 Greene makes its debut Douglaston Development has launched sales at its landmarked condominium conversion project, 75 Greene

Jersey City Urby today announced a major collaboration with Airbnb that will make it the first new building development in the tri-state area to take part

Tamara Abir, like most mothers who spend their days rounding up little kids, has a puzzling amount of energy. She currently balances two jobs — working

Condo buyers at Brooklyn Point, Extell Development’s first project in Brooklyn, will be in rare air once the project is move-in ready sometime in mid-2020.

There’s no shortage of high-rise development in Long Island City as sparkling offices, apartments and hotels are stacked atop reclaimed industrial sites

By Roland Li When Rockrose Development acquired 95 Horatio Street in the 1980s, the Meatpacking District was a different world. Transvestite prostitutes

U.S. developers marketing projects to Chinese buyers have two choices for handling their communication needs: paying for a human translator, or buying

Two weeks after being run out of TOWN, 400 agents have been looking to hang their licenses with brokerage firms across New York. Steve Gold The shock shuttering