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260 Below-Market Units Coming To Vacant Hell's Kitchen Sites
Developers are partnering with nonprofit organizations to bring below-market housing and community spaces to Hell's Kitchen.

Developers are partnering with nonprofit organizations to bring below-market housing and community spaces to Hell's Kitchen.

The Midtown Manhattan hotel was one of Donald Trump's first ventures in Manhattan real estate.

The 28-story hotel will rise on the corner of West 34th Street and 10th Avenue.
Billionaire hedge funder Ken Griffin is the reported buyer of the 220 Central Park South penthouse.
Macklowe Properties' Fifth Avenue tower will rise 1,551-feet-tall, making it the second tallest building in New York City.
The celebrity couple is leaving the $17.5 million home to find a bigger place.
Subsidized studio and one-bedroom units are available to Hell's Kitchen and Chelsea residents.
Owners of the iconic Midtown office tower have hired a real estate firm to market the building to potential buyers.
The neighborhood on Manhattan's west side has seen a massive amount of development in recent years, leading up to many 2019 openings.
The renovation will rebuild a tunnel that will connect Grand Central Terminal to East 45th Street.
Landlord David Israeli was accused of neglecting and damaging buildings on the site so the city would condemn them for demolition.
The city Landmarks Preservation Commission designated 550 Madison Avenue before a dramatic planned redevelopment.
A local community board voted against a proposed zoning amendment that would reduce the public space by 3,000 square feet.
Developers claim ML House, located on Sixth Avenue and West 40th Street, is Bryant Park's first ground-up luxury residential rental.
The 32-unit co-living space will be the company Common's first venture in Manhattan.
New filings reveal details about JP Morgan's plans to build a massive new headquarters on Park Avenue.
The apartment complex will contain 15 units and feature residential amenities such as a yoga room, storage and laundry facilities.
Twenty-eight apartments are being offered at below-market rents in a building on Eighth Avenue.
The $150 million interactive sculpture is opening in Spring 2019, but New Yorkers can sign up now for early ticket notifications.
The Central Park Tower will rise 1,550 feet above Manhattan.
The new residential development will contain 28 apartments.
Some of the homes, marketed as affordable by the city, require six-figure incomes to rent.
An Embassy Suites that opened this year on West 37th Street has been put on the sales market for $200 million.
The neighborhood's newest towering development will rise 565-feet-tall on West 38th Street.
The redeveloped Times Square Theater on West 42nd Street will feature both preserved historic architecture and modern designs.
The tower will be the fourth-tallest building in the country and contain just 46 condos.
You'll be at the center of it all in this Midtown condo across the street from Bryant Park.
The new eight-unit building will rise 65-feet-tall on West 49th Street.
Developers are now saying the hotel conversion is expected to reopen in 2021, one year later than originally anticipated.
The duplex on the 64th and 65th stories of Trump Tower has hit the market. It's located directly beneath Trump's penthouse.
The building will rise 318-feet-tall and feature a restaurant on its ground floor.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration pitched plans to replace a planned 100 percent affordable development in Hell's Kitchen.
The real estate firm — then led by Jared Kushner — bought the tower for $1.8 billion in 2007 and failed to redevelop it.
Developers had planned to replace 550 Madison Ave.'s postmodern concrete facade with glass in a renovation of the building's lobby.
New York state residents are not fond of these neighborhood eyesores.
The new hotel building will rise 487-feet-tall and contain 531 rooms, according to plans filed with the city.
The new development would contain just four apartments.
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The council voted Thursday to modify existing signage rules for the building, which will green light the renovation project.