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Pricing for available units starts at $2,240 per month.

The 102-unit conversion will offer one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.

The 17-story sliver building will have just 18 condominiums.

The 70-unit development has 49 condos in contract a month after the first listings surfaced.

For comparison, a typically quiet library measures 30 decibels.

Rising 800 feet above sea level, the 47-story tower features 75,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities.

The vacant four-story commercial building comes with about 16,800 total buildable square feet.

Expect coal-fired bricks, gunmetal gray stainless steel and exposed board-formed concrete, with signature trellises.

Equity Residential developed the rental apartments, located on floors 2 to 22 of the 40-story building.

Goldstein, Hill and West Architects is designing the building, which is angling for an inclusionary housing bonus.

Originally constructed in 1920 as residential space, the three-story structure had been used as a manufacturing site for many decades.

The development was named after Adeline Waller, the mother of jazz legend Fats Waller.

These rooms are well worth the price of admission.

This Tribeca structure is a conspiracy theorists’ dream.

The only apartment on the market is Unit 2, a three-bedroom, 3.5-bath asking $16,250 per month.

The site sold in July 2013 for $7.85 million — a handsome flip, considering it traded the previous year for $3.4 million.