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The building, just south of McCarren Park, will have enclosed parking and a roof terrace.

New York’s Fifth Avenue was the priciest retail location in the world in 1988, and it occupies the No. 2 slot today.

The red Pearl Craft Center building will be retooled into a five-story, four-unit development.

The retail space at the 700-unit rental will boast 27-foot ceilings.

Want to live in a giant parkade surrounded by water? Then this mile-long monstrosity is for you.

The Robert A.M. Stern-designed tower will rise 82 stories.

The 18-unit project will be designed by S3 Architecture.

First designed in 1927 by Ralph Walker, the building will have 51 condos.

Move-ins start December 1st at the 327-unit building.

S&H Equities acquired the land for $180,000 in 2003.

Even the architects of Wayne Manor would be impressed with these spaces.

Unfortunately, this surreal public art installation is just an optical illusion.

The mixed-use development will be 34 stories and 136 units.

The slender 14-story building will have seven units, all duplexes.

Located between Bedford and Driggs avenues, the 113-unit project was designed by ND Architecture.

The developer hopes to turn the former New York Dock Building into a creative hub.