The Landmarks Commission is not used to sorting out this sort of situation; its mission is to save historic structures, not issue their death sentences.

On Saturday, 300-plus current and former residents of the Amsterdam Houses gathered...

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The Boathouse will not really close, in our humble opinion; at least, not forever.

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Just 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...

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All eyes are on the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which could decide the fate of the West Park Presbyterian Church on Tuesday.

This may be your last chance to weigh in on the future of the church...

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The New York City Rent Guidelines Board tonight, Tuesday June 21, approved by a 5 to 4 vote, rent increases for rent-stabilized apartments...

The community board's vote is advisory only, but it carries significant weight, as it reflects the sentiments of the public.

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Community Board 7 on Tuesday will consider the future of the landmarked West Park Presbyterian Church at Amsterdam and West 86th Street.

A lottery for a new, fully affordable senior housing development at the former Park 79 Hotel, on West 79th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, was launched on Friday by Fairstead, the developer…

A controversial topic was discussed in a recent CB7 Housing Committee meeting: the conversion of "distressed" hotels to permanent supportive housing. A bi

A penthouse isn't (always) what it used to be. Real estate terms have evolved, accor

Community Board 7's Preservation Committee voted Thursday night to deny West Park Presbyterian Church's application to re

Increases in rents effective for rent-stabilized apartment leases commencing October 1 2022 were preliminarily approved at the Rent Guidelines Board meeting Thursday night, May

The skyline will be getting a major alteration. The Extell Development Company has won a lawsuit agai

The goal is to make the entire Upper West Side stretch of 103rd St. – from Central Park to Riverside Park – open for pedestrians and bicycles with

Work is getting underway to remediate a “brownfield” site on the south side of West 96th Street

A tentative labor agreement has been reached today, Tuesday, between the Realty Advisory Board

Every year, the Rent Guidelines Board determines the size of the rent increases allowed on rent-regulated apartments.

It is hard to focus on neighborhood news with descriptions and images of the horrors in Ukraine seeping in

The neighborhood is quivering with excitement -- as the tips come in. There's construction going on -- actual construction -- at the long vacant Metro Theater

Seventy-seven affordable apartments for seniors will be coming to 117 West 79th Street,

The question has nagged me for years. What is up with those decrepit – seemingly abandoned – row houses