Pricing for available units ranges from $899,000 for a two-bedroom to $1.35 million for a three-bedroom.

Originally built in 1899, the building was retooled by architect Jeffrey Cole into seven condos.

Woods Bagot is the architect of record for the four-building development in Gramercy.

The wood floors in the condominiums are 600-year-old heartwood pine, reclaimed from local warehouses.

A greenhouse-like design that is appropriately energy-efficient.

The eight-story building on the corner of Clarkson Avenue will have 170 apartments.

The seven-story building will have 164 apartments, 33 of which will be affordable.

The price includes, of course, all the home’s moving walls and hidden compartments.

Apparently, the roof deck comes with shiba inus.

The five-bedroom, 8,263-square-foot home spans three and a half floors.

A High Line development that isn’t a luxury condo.

The 25-foot-wide lot is currently home to a 750-square-foot garage.

The project was taken off the market last month but now appears to be back in business with Eklund in charge.

Stonehill and Taylor, the firm behind the Ace Hotel, is listed as the architect of record.

The kind of repurposing project both Martha Stewart and Captain Planet can get behind.

The building is located at 1987 Third Avenue, near 109th Street.