The seven-story building will have retail on the ground floor and a private home on floors 2 through 7.

The 119-unit pre-war building was redesigned by Handel Architects.

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Poon is designing a new 21-story hotel with 313 rooms.

Magnum Real Estate Group bought the property for $15.5 million.

Barcelona-born visual artist Victor Enrich has a warped a mind, at least when it comes to architecture.

The parking garage at Fulton and Cliff streets will make way for a 120-unit development.

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Spoiler: A lot.

Let’s face it, taking the elevator is pretty boring.

Brooklyn-based developer CS Management acquired the property back in 2006 for $1.065 million.

Ariel Aufgang is designing the two mixed-use buildings, which will have a total of about 300 apartments.

The site is currently occupied by a one-story warehouse between North 12th and North 13th streets.

Rising on a vacant lot, the building will have 16 apartments.

Poet-writer Allen Ginsberg rented in one of the buildings from 1958 to 1961.

The building will have 55 residences beginning on the building’s eighth floor, about 100 feet above street level.