Thursday’s vote marked the first rent freeze ever for two-year leases.

The former Manhattan Country School at 150 West 85th Street is set to sell for $33 million.

A sign on a West 71st Street building masked with scaffolding contained a gripe some will find familiar.

A special Lincoln Center concert series for people with dementia made news around the world last week.

The Riverside Memorial Chapel is located at the corner of West 76th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

It appears that the Upper West Side building will remain housing for students.

They decided to use the time they had left to create something beautiful and honor this place.

You can get a one-bedroom within Waterline Square for $782 a month.

A sidewalk shed was blown down during the storm Saturday night on the corner of West 100th Street and Riverside Drive.

If sold at the most recent asking price, it would be the most expensive townhouse sale in the Upper West Side's history.

Stuart Kalmenson was evicted from his Upper West Side brownstone apartment earlier this month.

Miznon will open its long-awaited Morningside Heights location "in the coming months."

There are 17,000 buildings that fall under the city’s facade inspection program.

The building is located on West End Avenue, between West 93rd and 94th streets.

A renovation project will turn the nearly century-old Three Arts Club into energy efficient studios for seniors and the formerly homeless.

Construction is underway to create the new home of the Children's Museum of Manhattan on the Upper West Side.

The Upper West Side looks set to get its new tallest neighborhood building.

The penthouse is located in a building on Central Park West, between West 61st and 62nd streets.

The development of the Saint Agnes Residence on West 74th Street will no longer take place.

Broadway Farms appears to be on the road to reopening.

Edgar's Cafe will close on April 30 after 38 years on the Upper West Side.

A change has come to one of the most recognizable buildings on the Upper West Side.

Our attempt to get to the bottom of an Upper West Side mystery.

You can live in the The Dakota building. You'll just need $10 million.

The plan calls for 50 studio apartments, the majority for formerly homeless adults and the rest for low-income individuals.

The sidewalk shed on the west side of Broadway, between West 75th and 76th streets, has been up for nearly 12 years.

Broadway Farm was closed on Tuesday,

See which Upper West Side properties were recently featured on the "most distressed" buildings list from the city.

The castle-like First Battery Armory, more than a century old, is an UWS example of adaptive reuse.

25 percent of the new building will be affordable housing.