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R-951 has three units, all duplexes with private outdoor space.

Designed by Rafael Vinoly, the 96-story paean to luxury flaunts views of Central Park, the Hudson and East Rivers, Atlantic Ocean and probably the Great Wall.

The 38,000-square-foot development will have 37 one- to three-bedroom residences.

The 14-story project is by Quinlan Development Group and Tavros Development Partners.

The 40-story tower will have 81 condominiums on the building’s top 18 floors.

The lot, largely empty since 2008, is currently sprouting a five-story, 10-unit structure.

Hell’s Kitchen is the hottest neighborhood for active residential construction in Manhattan.

Upon completion, the townhouse will have a cinema room, billiard room and roof deck with an in-ground swimming pool.

Goldstein, Hill and West served as the architect for the classic brick and metal development.

This condo project is wearing the facade of a 1865 church like a mask.

Hale House, founded in 1969 by Clara McBride Hale, provides services for children and families in need.

Pricing for the 12-story, 49-unit building starts at $1.21 million for a one-bedroom.

Touring the 780-foot-tall condo tower designed by Helmut Jahn, with interiors by Thomas Juul-Hansen.

The landmarked 13-story building, which the city sold for $160 million, will be transformed into about 150 apartments, with a community facility and retail.

The 58-story, 127-unit residential tower was jointly developed by Rafael Aragones and Alberto Espinosa.

The slender 11-story building has 18 units, with private balconies in select apartments.