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With generous living spaces and a wealth of exciting amenities, 409 Eastern Parkway provides the perfect spot to work and play.

264 Webster Avenue is the largest new condo project to rise in the diverse, up-and-coming neighborhood of Kensington.

Prolific New York builder Minrav Development gives us a look at some of its latest developments in the pipeline in some fresh renderings.

Downtown Manhattan saw the most new development activity last year, with more than 1,150 units closed or in contract.

The 74-unit warehouse conversion offers studio to four-bedroom residences, including six penthouses and a townhome.

The 1950s Brillo factory building formerly owned by the Jehovah’s Witnesses will be converted into 15 luxury condos.

The nine-unit townhouse-style development consists of three buildings.

The 1901 building got a sixth-floor vertical extension and was renovated into 12 new units.

Expect coal-fired bricks, gunmetal gray stainless steel and exposed board-formed concrete, with signature trellises.

There’s the 12-unit condo project by Samson Management at 15 Hubert. And the ODA-designed conversion at 10 Hubert. And maybe the redevelopment of 11 Hubert.

The development was named after Adeline Waller, the mother of jazz legend Fats Waller.

The slender building has a facade of cast stone and wood, with industrial casement windows.

The development will have three- to five-bedroom residences, with pricing from approximately $3 million.

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

The 23 West 116th Street development features rich outdoor spaces and a subtle nod to the Jazz Age.

587-589 Flushing Avenue has 40 apartments, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms.