Developer Divulges Plans for Double Towers on Prime UES Corner
A Brooklyn-based real estate developer is planning to construct a pair of high-rise buildings on a major Upper East Side corner.
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Demolition Permits Filed for Four UES Buildings
Another group of Upper East Side buildings is due to be demolished.
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Construction to Begin on New Affordable Housing Development on Third Avenue
A 19-story building that once functioned as a college dorm and more recently served as a migrant shelter will soon be converted into an affordable
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Housing Lottery at New UES Building: Rents Start Below $2,000
A housing lottery has opened for 45 apartments (studios, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms) at a new luxury rental building with amenities in Yorkville.
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A Five-Bedroom Oasis on East 79th Street
Sophisticated yet inviting, 201 East 79th Street, #20BCH is a thoughtfully renovated five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom residence on the Upper East Side.
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100-Year-Old Upper East Side Building Facing Demolition: REPORT
A 100-year-old York Avenue rental building spanning an entire block appears to be slated for demolition.
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A Scandal in Stone: The Infamous Epstein Townhouse
Forty rooms, seven stories, and 19,000 square feet—an extraordinary scale for a New York City townhouse, made even rarer by its 50-foot width.
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Demolition Permits Filed for 5 More Buildings on Second Avenue
Several more buildings on the block of Second Avenue between East 70th and 71st streets are slated to be demolished, according to recent permit filings
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New Apartments Listed at Highly Controversial Building After Years of Opposition
After a years-long battle between property developers and local activists, expensive new rental listings have hit the market at a historic Carnegie Hill building on
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Nino’s to Shut Down in June for New 23-Story Building Development
Nino’s Ristorante, a go-to Italian favorite that has been a fixture on the Upper East Side for more than three decades, will reportedly close for
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