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Milan-based developer Est4te Four plans to restore the building to its 19th-century glory.

The Dallas-based firm bought the property in 2005, and it announced plans for a condo-hotel tower in 2006.

The building will have about 44 condominiums with private terraces and keyed elevator access.

The mixed-used project, very appropriately referred to as “a city within a city,” will span 54 million square feet of land.

SeaOrbiter’s mission will be to explore “the last frontier on the planet.”

HAP paid $3.2 million for 247-249 East 117th Street.

Your commute looks more fun in 8-bit.

The new projects at 635 Fourth Avenue and 50 Clarkson Avenue will be designed by ND Architecture.

The proposed 13-story building would rise on the site of a former coffee warehouse.

The six-story, 50-unit development will be designed by Issac and Stern Architects.

It’s been a good quarter for Astoria, where average sales prices of one-bedroom condos surpassed $400,000 for the first time.

These homes are worth braying about.

The developer bought the block-long property for $64 million.

Perfect for the minimalist who wants to maximize space.

The 20-unit property will be delivered fully built-out, with a 421a tax abatement in place for 15 years.

The developer is Bell Realty, based in Great Neck.