The price of repairs is at the heart of the argument that landmark status should be removed, allowing demolition of the church.

A classic American diner sadly closes...but something to "Spark" kids opens!

Vets in uniform were handing out American flags. The crowd cheered when the U.S. Marine Corps Band began playing.

New York City’s buildings account for a large portion of its carbon emissions – more than transportation and waste.

Residence 9H is unrivaled for its abundance of natural light, open layout and curved living room revealing panoramic views. (sponsored)

The position of this apartment "spoke to the power dynamics of the Roy family.”

I might have stood there all night....but then I would have missed the butterflies!

A Colombian migrant said he and his wife and children were heartened by the toy and clothing donations from the community, which made them feel welcome.

At its monthly full-board meeting, Community Board 7 took two important votes.

The meeting was disrupted by tenant advocates, including several city council members, who stormed and encircled the podium.

Two weeks ago, we asked you to identify seven of the Upper West Side’s most stunning residential entrances.

Madeleine L’Engle, author of one of literature’s most enduring works of fantasy fiction, lived in my very building on West End Avenue

Amy Schumer and her husband Chris Fischer are leaving the borough for Brooklyn, having reportedly bought the iconic “Moonstruck” townhouse.

Nearly one million New Yorkers live in rent-stabilized apartments. Every year around this time, the process of determining how much landlords can raise their rents begins.

212 West 72nd Street is unveiling a limited collection of three- and four-bedroom premium residences available now for immediate occupancy. (sponsored)

Officials from the city’s Economic Development Corporation made clear that, from their perspective, at least, the project is still on track.

"The planned four beds per room at the 83rd Street facility raises significant concerns.”

The year started off far more tentatively than pre-covid years....But those notions have since thawed. (sponsored)

The first five entrants to identify the full street addresses of all seven buildings will win prizes!

A city official told the Rag that over 33,900 asylum seekers are currently in the city’s care, in 100 emergency shelters around the city.

One of my first actions as the executive director of Goddard Riverside in 1998 was to try to purchase 106-108 West 83rd Street and convert it into permanent housing.

The vote was a small step forward for biking advocates but came only after a change in wording that left some of those advocates frustrated.

The MTA, NYCHA, asylum seekers, bail, housing, and a host of other issues are up for discussion.

A "free store" is an example of what the group plans to provide for residents, who are scheduled to start arriving at the end of April.

Toll Brothers City Living® is excited to announce that The Rockwell, located at 2688 Broadway, is officially open for sale. (sponsored)

So begins the spring ritual that ends with the RGB setting maximum permitted rent increases on new leases in the coming year. 

Inflation, the bugaboo that’s been menacing our markets, has ratcheted down for another month from 6.4 to 6.0% (sponsored)

"This is not a shelter," Jones told the committee members, emphatically. "We do not do shelters."

On Wednesday morning, a protest called to oppose the safe haven drew around 25 residents of West 83rd and nearby blocks.

Notable are window attractions. Geraniums grace window sills. They open to the warm sunlight in decorative pots.