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The red Pearl Craft Center building will be retooled into a five-story, four-unit development.

S&H Equities acquired the land for $180,000 in 2003.

Even the architects of Wayne Manor would be impressed with these spaces.

Other ongoing Red Apple projects in the area include 81 Fleet Place and 86 Fleet Place.

The mixed-use development will be 34 stories and 136 units.

The slender 14-story building will have seven units, all duplexes.

The to-be-demolished theater was built in 1926 for movie mogul William Fox of 20th Century Fox.

Beautiful, flawed permits are in for the long-stalled 1800 Park Avenue.

The property was acquired for $3.5 million in October.

The 15-story, 49-unit development will be designed by Barry Rice Architects, the same firm who did the neighboring St. Luke’s School.

The development has one-, two- and three-bedroom renovated apartments, as well as duplex townhouses with private terraces.

The corner lot near the Javits Center is currently being used as parking space.

Despite the magnificent views, these houses are veering a little too close to the edge for comfort.

Bodega no more! The property traded for $1.8 million in 2012.

The residential building on the triangle-shaped corner lot will be designed by Ariel Aufgang.

You don’t need to be a paranoid hermit to appreciate these buried abodes.