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The motto of the building is “Love where you lease” and it couldn’t be more apt.

The complex, designed by Marvel Architects, includes a 200-room Starwood Hotel and a 108-condo building in Brooklyn Heights.

So far, 80 percent of the project’s 200 units are in contract, with an average price of $3,183 per square foot.

What they lack in space they make up for in cozy.

A look back to an era where you could send away for a kit with all the materials for building your own home.

Your partner is a ventriloquist dummy? You’re both hired.

The first real City Hall was shoddily built, and Market Street aims straight at a Spanish boob joke.

Without an underwater room, indoor slide and hammock flooring, your dream home is just a flight of fancy without anything fancy.

Built in 1910, the 10-story loft building was converted by HFZ Capital Group into 27 three- to five-bedroom residences.

Clocking in at 8,360 square feet, six bedrooms and 7.5 baths, the tapered spread will be the highest residence in Soho.

Loft conversion 338 Berry will have about 60 residences priced from approximately $575,000.

The 74-unit warehouse conversion offers studio to four-bedroom residences, including six penthouses and a townhome.

So welcoming you hope the polar vortex stays all year.

Sales started in August 2013 for the 22-story new development.

Expect coal-fired bricks, gunmetal gray stainless steel and exposed board-formed concrete, with signature trellises.