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Two development projects that have drawn criticism from neighbors are scheduled to have court hearings this week.

A state judge ruled against Extell Development in a lawsuit that challenged the developer's use of "mechanical voids" that helped lift the proposed building to 775 feet.

The public got a first look at a major development project planned for 96th Street and Broadway at a Community Board 7 meeting held on the Zoom video conferencing platform on Wednesday.

A recent deal between a developer and a building owner could bring a cantilevered building to the northwest corner of Broadway and 91st Street.

A lot at 2551 Broadway on the corner of 96th Street that once housed a two-story building with a Gristede's and a Chase bank is expected to become a 22-story mixed-use building

A new 23-floor apartment building being proposed for 96th Street between Broadway and West End Avenue could bring affordable housing and micro-unit studios to the neighborhood.

The next building vying to be the tallest on the Upper West Side won its case before a city board on Tuesday, but it will receive an extra review of

The 775-foot-tall development planned for 50 West 66th is on hold, and possibly squashed for good, after the Department of Buildings announced it was

Workers have been removing mechanical parts from the roof of the former Gristedes building at 96th Street and Broadway in preparation for a

Developers are planning to build a 24-story residential building with commercial space on Broadway and 60th Street, the current home of a 12-story building with

Developer Adam America has filed plans to construct a 19-story building with 44 units on Broadway between 93rd and 94th Street, according

Community Board 7, which covers the Upper West Side, is joining the chorus of voices speaking out against a recent influx of tall buildings in the neighborhood.

The owners of a site at 15-19 West 96th Street near Central Park West are looking to sell it to a developer for $45 million, according a listing that was just posted.

Construction is underway on a 52-story apartment tower replacing the former Lincoln Square Synagogue on 69th and Amsterdam. But two groups

Developers of a 668-foot tall apartment tower on 69th Street and Amsterdam Avenue that was delayed by a zoning challenge have begun construction

The city Department of Buildings lifted a hold on a controversial tower at 200 Amsterdam Avenue at 69th Street, making

The developers of 200 Amsterdam Avenue cannot proceed with their current plans to build the tallest tower on the Upper West Side, as a result

A developer has filed permits to replace the 94-year-old Congregation Shaare Zedek building at 212 West 93rd Street into a new condo

“It belongs in midtown or downtown,” said Jennifer Zana, a PS 199 parent, early Tuesday morning. “It would throw shade on the entire school.

There will be no further permits issued for the controversial building being planned for 200 Amsterdam Avenue until the legal challenge to