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The three-story red brick house was built in 1820 and appeared in the 1997 movie Men in Black as a vintage jewelry store operated by an alien.

The site could fetch $50 million to $60 million, although there’s no official price tag.

The two-story building near East 5th Street will get five new levels, including a penthouse vertical extension.

The Metropolitan Club has been one of New York City’s most exclusive and prestigious clubs since it was founded in 1891.

A Murray Hill hardware store at 698 Second Avenue is being converted into a mixed-use development designed by Isaac & Stern Architects.

A new four-story, eight-unit building is in the planning stages for 125 Leonard Street in Williamsburg.

We celebrate some of the world’s most iconic buildings with pictures of them in their infancy.

The stately 125-unit, 16-story building was developed by The Witkoff Group and designed by Alan Wanzenberg.

The project will be 54,955 square feet, with 40 parking spaces, 40 bike spaces and a rooftop terrace.

A bathtub can say a lot about a person, as evidenced by these seven unique designs

The existing five-level landmarked building, redesigned by Joseph Pell Lombardi, is getting a duplex penthouse on top.

The 11-story, 21-unit project by Alfa Development will offer one- to four-bedrooms priced from $1 million to over $9 million, according to the dainty/quaint teaser.

The site, currently a parking lot, could sprout a 38-unit development with 26,000 square feet of residential space.

To mark the start of summer we’d like to share some pics of awesome cabins from around the world.

We saw plans filed June 10th for a 182-unit project designed by ODA Architecture. The building will include bike storage, a library, pool, gym, lounge, communal rooftop rec space, enclosed parking and private terraces. The developer is Jeff Gershon.

Handel Architects and Moed de Armas & Shannon were enlisted to transform 737 Park Avenue and 150 East 72nd Street.