Other ongoing Red Apple projects in the area include 81 Fleet Place and 86 Fleet Place.

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.

The to-be-demolished theater was built in 1926 for movie mogul William Fox of 20th Century Fox.

Israeli investor Jonathan Leitersdorf bought the prime development site from hotelier Richard Born in 2011.

Rabsky bought the Northern Boulevard lot for $35 million.

Whatever your sleeping kink is, there’s a bed out there for you.

Dolly Lenz, Brett Forman and Adam Vanderbrook are the listing agents for the site.

An 82-foot pool, a private tennis court and screening room are among the over-the-top features of the mega-suite.

Beautiful, flawed permits are in for the long-stalled 1800 Park Avenue.

The 29-story development will be partially funded by the federal EB-5 program, which grants visas to immigrant investors.

The property was acquired for $3.5 million in October.

The City Council approved the hefty mixed-use project in June.

The Jackson Group hopes to reposition that asset at 192 Seventh Avenue South.