The slender 11-story building has 18 units, with private balconies in select apartments.

The development’s grand setbacks evoke the shape of cliffs, and reclaimed pine planks line the floors.

The eight-story project will rise on a vacant lot, near a pair of Gene Kaufman-designed buildings.

The five-story mixed-use project will have roughly 10,000 square feet of residential space spread across three apartments.

The four-story building has three units.

The eight-unit building has one- to three-bedroom residences, priced from $550,000.

Go ahead, dive in.

A three-bedroom unit at the health-centric boutique building is available to rent for $35,000 per month.

The seller was McGuinness Realty Corp’s Paul Pullo, who successfully petitioned for a residential rezoning of the block in 2012.

The eight-story building will rise on two lots that the developer acquired for $825,000.

The block-long development is rising on property that formerly belonged to Menachem Stark.

The two buildings will rise four stories, with two units each.

Developed by The Chetrit Group and Assa Properties, the building offers 108 rentals.

The previous top co-op sale was music mogul David Geffen’s $54 million purchase of a penthouse at 785 Fifth Avenue in 2012.

Measuring the scope of the massive rental project between West 40th and 41st streets.

By designers who think inside the box.