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Read moreA 2017 survey commissioned by the Parks Department found the structure to be in a near-catastrophic state of decay.
Read moreAll of the approximately 40,000 permitted work sites in the city will be subject to ongoing "enforcement sweeps and educational outreach."
Read moreMany residents must leave.
Read moreWelcome to this seventh edition of the “West Side Real Estate Market Bulletin," featuring this month’s major issues. (sponsored)
Read moreThis elegant, pet-friendly community offers refined residences for seniors with a range of needs. (sponsored)
Read moreThis could be the beginning of a sentiment change for sellers. (sponsored)
Read moreYour building doesn’t have to be celebrating a milestone anniversary to justify studying its past.
Read more"Hallelujah! Let there be light!"
Read more"Wow," said Housing Preservation and Development Commissioner Adolfo Carrion, Jr, repeatedly, as he contemplated the new facility.
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Read morePrices have moderated, but not fallen off the cliff for various reasons. (sponsored)
Read moreThe 41-story, mixed-use residential building designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects recently launched sales for its 165-condominium units, slated for completion in 2023. (sponsored)
Read moreBoutique condominium building offering sun-filled, duplex 3BR homes with skyline and river views in the heart of the Upper West Side. (Sponsored)
Read more"The space has this wonderful energy and aura to it.”
Read moreSponsored: Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, it offers an opportunity to live immersed in the culture and academia of Morningside Heights.
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Read moreSponsored: The real estate show we have been watching has been mediocre, at best.
Read moreA hopeful first step in the process after a very long wait.
Read more"God, please let this happen. Seriously, it's a wonderful day!"
Read moreA rough space is fine. If it comes with its own ghosts, all the better.
Read moreThe stakes have gone up in the battle over whether to preserve West-Park Presbyterian Church.
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Read moreThe Landmarks Commission is not used to sorting out this sort of situation; its mission is to save historic structures, not issue their death sentences.
Read moreOn Saturday, 300-plus current and former residents of the Amsterdam Houses gathered...
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Read moreSponsored Alert: The newly renovated Park 79 will provide seniors with a home in a walkable, vibrant neighborhood, steps away from Central Park and cultural institutions...
Read moreThe Boathouse will not really close, in our humble opinion; at least, not forever.
Read moreSponsored Report: It’s halftime 2022, the well-deserved break that everyone has been waiting for...
Read moreJust like today, nabbing a rental in Manhattan was not an easy process in 1844. Poe had moved to the Upper West Side area to escape high rents around Washington Square...
Read moreWelcome to this seventh edition of the “West Side Real Estate Market Bulletin," featuring this month’s major issues. (sponsored)
This elegant, pet-friendly community offers refined residences for seniors with a range of needs. (sponsored)
Prices have moderated, but not fallen off the cliff for various reasons. (sponsored)
The 41-story, mixed-use residential building designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects recently launched sales for its 165-condominium units, slated for completion in 2023. (sponsored)
Boutique condominium building offering sun-filled, duplex 3BR homes with skyline and river views in the heart of the Upper West Side. (Sponsored)
Sponsored: Designed by Robert A.M. Stern Architects, it offers an opportunity to live immersed in the culture and academia of Morningside Heights.
Sponsored: The real estate show we have been watching has been mediocre, at best.