Development stories in New York

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A century-old landmark got a fresh start this week as top judicial leaders cut the ribbon on a major 97-year-old building renovation.

Nuasin Next Generation Charter School (NNGCU) celebrates the start of construction on their new K-12 campus. With two of its campuses located in Highbridge, Nuasin Next Generation Charter School, in partnership with APEX Development Group, is expanding its campus to 1780 East Tremont Avenue in Comm

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – The Staten Island Children’s Museum has opened Explore Staten Island, a $1.4 million exhibit that marks the first complete renovation of an original exhibit room in a quarter century.

Ahead of their move from the coastal Southern California suburbs to Manhattan this spring, a physician and her businessman husband went searching for suburbia in an Upper West Side condo. Their must-haves were plenty and perhaps unsurprising given their current lifestyle: a laundry room where the...

A popular rock-themed gastropub and live music venue inside Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort has abruptly closed its doors after operating at the property for eight years.

Lucy the Elephant has survived near-demolition, a 1970 move across two city blocks, and the loss of a $500,000 federal preservation grant.

A new affordable housing lottery has been launched for a 10-story building near Prospect Park in Brooklyn. Interested applicants can find details and apply through the NYC Housing Connect website.

A change in federal regulations could make manufactured homes more affordable.

Neighbors cited illegal street vending and dumping, with “public urination and defecation that occur regularly on the City’s property,” according to the complaint.

On Sunday, the filmmaker John Waters walked into a Lower East Side storefront that looked like a set for one of his films. The 400-square-foot space, squeezed between a graffiti-covered apartment door and a menswear boutique, had a flamingo-pink façade, a poured pink-and-red floor, pink fiberglas...

A sweet new partnership is taking shape on Atlantic Avenue! Two iconic Brooklyn culinary institutions, Li-Lac Chocolates and Sahadi’s, have joined forces, expanding their longstanding relationship to Sahadi’s flagship store at 187 Atlantic Ave. with a permanent Li-Lac Chocolates retail space, creati

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The recent ribbon-cutting at Epicured’s Port Richmond facility came with samples of locally sourced ingredients, speeches from elected officials and a message organizers hoped would resonate beyond Staten Island: For some patients, the right meal can be as important as medicine

Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region over the week of Oct. 12 to 18. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Hudson County, all of which featured properties at the price point of $400,000 or under

The Village of East Williston Board of Trustees passed a resolution establishing a 100% property tax exemption for veterans with permanent and total service-connected disabilities during its Monday, Oct. 26, business meeting. The exemption applies to veterans whose disabilities are specifically rec

As medical spas continue to grow in popularity across the country, Woodbury has received its newest one.  JÜV med spa officially opened in August at 8063 Jericho Tpke. in the Marketplace Shopping Center and celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local politicians, clients and staff Thursday

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge has issued a temporary ban on late-night construction at a new jail site in Chinatown, responding to community concerns about noise disruption. The ruling poses a challenge to the city's plans to replace Rikers Island with new facilities across four boroughs.

Tourists walks through a Chinatown street filled with posters and advertisements for various bars and restaurants. The order comes after Chinatown residents sued the city over noise, health concerns and years of planned after-hours construction. [ more › ]

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Widdis Food Market, an independently owned full-service grocer in Rossville, will celebrate its grand opening on Friday, Oct. 30. A ribbon-cutting and grand opening celebration will take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 13,000-square-foot store, which is located at 1006 Ross

The following is a listing of all residential property transfers in Hudson County reported during the week of Oct. 12. There were 39 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 1,004-square-foot property on River Drive in Jersey City that sold for $74

A 12% spending increase in the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District’s overall proposed 2027 budget is being driven by infrastructure needs, rising operating costs and preparations for costly sewer emergencies — but district officials say the tax levy would increase by just 1%. The Port

Construction is now underway for an affordable and supportive housing building with 228 rental units at 1920 Turnbull Ave. in Soundview. The 22-story building's 228 affordable units will include 137 permanent supportive housing units reserved for formerly homeless individuals and families. Addition

The Banana Ball World Tour is returning to Yankee Stadium on May 28-29, 2027, with games between the Savannah Bananas and the Firefighters of the Banana Ball Championship League (BBCL). Fans must sign up for the ticket lottery by 11:59 p.m. ET on Saturday, Oct. 31, to have an opportunity to buy tic

The Roslyn Harbor Board of Trustees discussed a proposed 57-home development during its Thursday, Oct. 22, meeting. The proposed development at North Shore Country Club was among the main topics of discussion, as trustees reviewed a zoning change that would allow 57 single-family homes to be built

A woman was injured after jumping from a fifth-floor window to escape a fire in an apartment building in Pennsauken early Monday, according to a witness.

You have only 8 days to apply for the state’s property tax relief programs.

Scenes from Reid & Park Rock developments in East Brooklyn, where NYCHA recently completed $636 million in upgrades and renovations. The improvements to at the Reid & Park Rock developments come has the agency wrestles with a multibillion-dollar backlog in needed repairs. [ more › ]

An AI-powered robot, costing $89,000, has been deployed in a New York City park to learn from human interactions. Currently in its developmental stage, the robot aims to improve its intelligence through real-world experiences.

Homebuyers are gaining leverage as a stagnant housing market leaves sellers cutting prices and offering money toward closing costs.