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Nonprofit WellLife Network Files Plans for 165 Residential Units in Brooklyn
WellLife Network, a nonprofit organization that provides a variety of care services to New Yorkers, has filed plans with...
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WellLife Network, a nonprofit organization that provides a variety of care services to New Yorkers, has filed plans with...
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Vornado Realty Trust and Stellar Management have finalized plans to build an additional 72-story residential tower at In...
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Stagg Group, a Bronx-based real estate development company, has filed plans with the New York City Department of Buildin...
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New York-based real estate investment and development group Westbridge Realty Group has filed plans to build a 99-unit r...
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New York-based real estate developer Bawabeh Holdings has filed a rezoning application for a nine-building housing devel...
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Leo Brody of ZLB Holdings, a Bronx-based multifamily buyer and developer, has submitted plans to build a 99-unit constru...
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Fortune International Group and Château Group have secured $113.75 million in construction financing to build the second...
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Extell Development is forging ahead on its plans to build housing at 80 West 67th Street on Manhattan’s Upper West Side....
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Vaya Development, a new construction and preservation-focused development company, has filed plans to build a 285-unit,...
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Rabsky Group is planning neighboring 99- and 98-unit residential developments in Brooklyn’s Bedford Stuyvesant area. The...
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New York City’s market-rate apartment rents are reaching levels that would have seemed unimaginable just a few years ago...
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There might be even more new housing coming to Brooklyn’s Coney Island after plans for two new residential towers were f...
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When developing a building in Manhattan, you’re not just piecing together bits of glass and steel. You’re carving out a...
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CrossCountry Mortgage launched a dedicated builder division, adding construction, commercial and forward commitment prod...
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Condominium developers and building contractors are facing a wave of construction-defect lawsuits in Florida, where lega...
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Dozens of condo projects are being marketed in the Miami area. Only one boasts dining and entertainment concepts by actr...
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Just a week ago, it looked as though the tariff clouds were clearing for commercial real estate. The Supreme Court had i...
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In late January, Emirates Global Aluminum and Century Aluminum Company — two of the country’s largest producers of prima...
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Development in Gowanus, Brooklyn, has been booming since the City Council rezoned the area in 2021, and now yet another...
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Manhattan-based developer Sherwood Equities is seeking to significantly increase the size of its planned mixed-use condo...
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A pocket neighborhood is a deceptively simple idea, with a decades-deep real-life pedigree. A small cluster of homes. Cl...
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At a time when overall manufacturing employment is dipping, North Carolina has bucked the national narrative, and used i...
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BXP reported relatively steady earnings for the fourth quarter of 2025, all while the office-focused real estate investm...
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Brooklyn-based real estate development and management firm Grun Group has filed plans to construct a 94-unit, 62,705-squ...
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In New York City, air rights are one of the few tools that add meaningful density without the need to acquire new land....

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Prestige One will utilise DSI’s MEP capabilities for its own projects and also cover sales, marketing, and branding of D...