Turns out we miss a lot barreling down commuter tunnels at high speeds.

The condos will have extra-sturdy walls to support heavy picture frames, and the ceilings will have gallery-style lights.

The conversion of six historic rowhouses was designed by Beyer Blinder Belle, with interiors from Champalimaud.

Who doesn’t want an ultra HD bendable TV?

The mixed-use development will boast 12,000 square feet of retail space and 69 rental apartments.

Ironstate previously co-developed East Village’s The Jefferson condominiums, which sold out in December.

The three-alarm fire occurred on the 20th floor of a 42-story building at 500 West 43rd Street.

Don’t let a little ravine stop you from building the home of your dreams on top of a cliff.

The developer is Abraham Soudry’s Better Living Properties.

The seven-story building will have retail on the ground floor and a private home on floors 2 through 7.

The 119-unit pre-war building was redesigned by Handel Architects.

Resolve to declutter your life in 2014.

Poon is designing a new 21-story hotel with 313 rooms.

Magnum Real Estate Group bought the property for $15.5 million.

Barcelona-born visual artist Victor Enrich has a warped a mind, at least when it comes to architecture.

The parking garage at Fulton and Cliff streets will make way for a 120-unit development.