Google already leases the former freight terminal, currently undergoing a major renovation and addition as part of a new 1.7 million-square-foot campus.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Anchoring Google's larger campus in Hudson Square, the historic St. John's Terminal building at 550 Washington Street has been reimagined by COOKFOX Architects| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Located next to Google's new headquarters, 570 Washington is the affordable housing component of the two-tower project 80 Clarkson, which will include over 100 luxury condos.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
An unnamed buyer paid $72.5 million for a townhouse in Greenwich Village, setting a new record for the property type in downtown Manhattan. As first reported by the Wall Street Journal, the home at 138-140 West 11th Street is a combination of two four-story 19th-century homes. The seller was Dexter Goi, the former CEO of| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
An apartment in the West Village has sold for $60 million, becoming the most expensive condo ever sold in downtown Manhattan.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
After a successful debut last year, Williamsburg’s first waterfront ice skating rink at Domino Park will return this winter. Two Trees Management announced Monday that the 7,000-square-foot rink will open on November 10, offering New Yorkers the chance to skate with scenic views of the skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge through February 22, 2026. The [...] The post Williamsburg ice skating rink reopens in Domino Park this November first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
After several high-profile New York City casino proposals were rejected this month, two bids, in Queens and Yonkers, have advanced in the approval process. On Thursday, Resorts World NYC in Jamaica and MGM Empire City in Yonkers won unanimous approval from community advisory committees, sending the proposals to the state board. Both bids aim to [...] The post Yonkers and Jamaica casino proposals advance first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
Two city-owned sites could be redeveloped into at least 1,700 new homes. Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday said the city will issue requests for proposals for 900 homes at 390 Kent Avenue, one of the last underutilized waterfront sites in Williamsburg, and 800 homes at 1880 First Avenue in East Harlem, currently a parking lot [...] The post Adams targets city-owned sites in Williamsburg and East Harlem for 1,700 homes first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
The Queen Anne–style townhouse at 134 East 71st Street, just off Park Avenue, has a covetable address; between its 14 rooms over six floors, above-it-all roof deck, elevator, and grand facade, the deluxe address is well-deserved. Gilded Age grandeur continues inside, where Park Avenue style is very much in evidence courtesy of the home’s owner, [...] The post For $14.5M, Gilded Age opulence in a designer’s Upper East Side mansion the size of a country estate first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
A Brooklyn public library will be redeveloped into a new modern branch with affordable housing above it. Mayor Eric Adams announced on Wednesday plans to replace the 70-year-old New Utrecht Library in Bensonhurst with a new state-of-the-art branch alongside housing units, part of the city’s “Living Libraries” program, which pairs new libraries with housing. The [...] The post Bensonhurst library to become new modern branch with 100% affordable housing first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
New York City is on pace to complete 50,000 new homes this year, according to newly released data from the Department of City Planning. In the first half of 2025, developers completed 25,674 residential units, putting the city on track to meet the 50,000 homes needed per year to reach Mayor Eric Adams’ “moonshot” goal [...] The post NYC on track to complete more than 50,000 new homes this year first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
New York City’s annual architecture and design festival returns next month. Now in its 15th year, Archtober, organized by the Center for Architecture along with more than 80 partners, celebrates the cityscape with behind-the-scenes tours, special exhibitions, panels, and events throughout October. This year’s theme, “Shared Spaces,” invites participants to rethink how we “move, connect, [...] The post A guide to Archtober, NYC’s architecture and design festival first appeared on ...| 6sqft
A 15-mile-per-hour speed limit on e-bikes and e-scooters will take effect in October, Mayor Eric Adams announced on Wednesday. Starting October 24, the new rule lowers the speed limit for vehicles from 25 miles per hour to 15 miles per hour, a pledge Adams made in June. It remains unclear how the limit will be [...] The post 15 mph e-bike speed limit to take effect in October first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
We may think of East Village living as quirky tenement flats or new, shiny towers, but this classic loft at 325 Bowery combines neighborhood charms with a penthouse aesthetic. Asking $4 million, the three-bedroom duplex has the rare bonus of a private roof deck with dazzling downtown views. The 2,121-square-foot loft is the topmost of [...] The post For $4M, East Village living, penthouse-style first appeared on 6sqft.| 6sqft
A lottery opened for 37 middle-income apartments at a new development in the Arverne section of Far Rockaway. Units start at $2,650/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Several surveys show that fall is by far Americans’ favorite season. And anecdotally, a scroll through Instagram certainly backs this up. Entire accounts are devoted to fall foliage views and autumnal decor, while influencers started posting seasonal recipes and DIY projects long before summer was over. But you don’t need a social media account to| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The condo is the first to be designed by Irish furniture brand Orior, with interiors that echo the luxurious yet simplistic design of One Domino Square.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
One Domino Square is located at the Domino Sugar Factory Site on Williamsburg's waterfront. Prices for one to three bedroom condominiums start at $1.25 million.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 120 middle-income apartments at One Domino Square. Qualifying New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $2,832/month studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Domino Square, a one-acre public plaza between the new condo One Domino Square and the office building The Refinery at Domino, has officially opened.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Following the launch of sales at One Domino Square, new images show off the tower's residences, which flaunt stunning bridge and skyline views.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
If the penthouse sale closes at that price, it would claim the title of Williamsburg's most expensive sponsor sale, breaking the previous record by $2 million.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The Trump Organization's bid to regain control of Central Park's iconic Wollman Rink, which it operated during the 1980s, is expected to fail.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The sprawling Coney Island development at 532 Neptune Avenue includes 499 apartments across three buildings and a whopping 95,000 square feet of amenities| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 171 middle-income apartments at a new rental tower in the heart of Fort Greene. Units start at $1,793/month for studios,| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 80 mixed-income apartments at a new development in the center of Bushwick. Units start at $788/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The People's Theatre: Centro Cultural Immigrante is a 19,000-square-foot performing arts and research center in Inwood dedicated to immigrants and the immigrant experience.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery is now open for 484 apartments at a new residential building in Inwood, with prices starting at $555/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Located at 375 West 207th Street in Inwood, the center will feature a museum for Dominican and Latinx artists, a children’s library, and more.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
On Wednesday the City Council approved a rezoning plan for a 59-block section of Inwood, a neighbhorhood often referred to as the "last affordable neighborhood in Manhattan."| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The $416 million complex will have a mix of studio, one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, 281 of which will be reserved for residents earning below 80 percent of the area median income.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Here’s a first look at Miramar in Inwood, a new luxury rental on the Harlem River offering seamless indoor and outdoor living, which just launched leasing.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Though details remain unclear, federal officials have already begun preliminary talks on Trump taking control of the 9/11 Memorial.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Measuring nearly 15 feet tall, the glass mosaic, called The Time Telling, was inspired by a photograph of the clock that hung at the entrance of the old Penn Station.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The glass mosaics designed by renowned contemporary artists Yayoi Kusama and Kiki Smith animate the new terminal, which when it opens later this month, will bring Long Island Rail Road service to Grand Central Terminal.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The "Abstract Futures" mosaic spans 600-square-feet at the 42nd Street/3rd Avenue entrance to the 7 train at Grand Central in Midtown.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 42 mixed-income apartments at a new rental tower in Hell's Kitchen. Units start at $1,800/month for studios,| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Through October 5, riders at 14 NYC subway stations will hear 24 announcements in six languages, offering a fleeting moment of connection amid hectic city life.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The Long Island City rezoning would create 14,700 homes, at least 4,300 of them permanently affordable—the most homes created by a rezoning in 25 years.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Penn Station's beloved Tracks Raw Bar & Grill reopened in Grand Central Madison on Tuesday on the concourse level of the LIRR’s east side terminal.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
What has really been accomplished–and is the city safer?| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Applications are now being accepted for 122 affordable apartments for seniors at a new development next to Google's Hudson Square headquarters. Located at 570 Washington Street, the 17-story building offers spacious units designed for residents ages 62 and older, with a slew of modern amenities to promote comfort, connection, and wellness. Applicants must have at| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
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The city announced an updated design to fast track the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project, a flood protection system conceived in the wake of Hurricane Sandy for the East River Park.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The first phase of Bjarke Ingels' BIG U storm protection system for lower Manhattan is getting underway with planning at the East River Park.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The new plan, which basically calls for burying the park beneath 8-10 feet of landfill and starting over–has left community groups who participated in the original plan feeling like they've been hung out to dry.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The Lower Manhattan landmark has remained one of the world’s most iconic buildings, admired for its Deco ornamentation–and its representation of the ambitious era in which it rose.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
With 2025 already halfway over, the MTA is on track to meet Hochul’s goal of installing platform barriers at more than 100 NYC subway stations by year’s end.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s ambitious plan for the rezoning of Brooklyn's formerly industrial Gowanus neighborhood was finally approved by a key committee Wednesday.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The tank is an 8-million-gallon underground facility designed to capture sewage overflow and prevent it from spilling into the Gowanus Canal during storms.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 58 mixed-income apartments in Gowanus. Qualifying New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $848/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 125 affordable apartments in a former JFK Airport hotel. New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $748/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 40 mixed-income apartments in the East Village. New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $989/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 41 middle-income apartments on the Astoria waterfront. New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $3,261/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Paul Galvin realized his company, SG Blocks, which repurposes shipping containers for a variety of uses, could help governments fight the coronavirus.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The project, which will break ground this month, features a futuristic, environmentally-friendly design that will reduce carbon emissions and use clean energy for heating and cooling systems.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The property even has a cable bridge and waterfall!| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The longest multi-use state trail in the United States officially opened in New York last week.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Fresh renderings of the 510-foot Virgin Hotel at 1225 Broadway were recently released, showing off the hotel's resort-like rooftop pool and bar.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Kingston New York's second-quarter sales jumped 18 percent from the year prior.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Located next to Google's Hudson Square HQ, the penthouse at 80 Clarkson Street is asking $80 million, equivalent to more than $11,235 per square foot.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
There's a new sponsor sale record for Williamsburg. A duplex penthouse at the new waterfront development One Domino Square is under contract for $7,450,000, developer Two Trees Management announced on Monday. The deal takes the priciest sponsor sale title from neighboring project One Williamsburg Wharf, which had a penthouse asking $7,200,000 enter contract in December.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
New York City opened Ballfields 1 and 2 in East River Park with new climate change upgrades, as well as the new, ADA-accessible Delancey Street Bridge.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Borough President Gale A. Brewer and Council Member Carlina Rivera announced Thursday the completed report by independent consulting firm Deltares on the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project (ESCR).| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The city unveiled last week an updated design for its plan to protect an area stretching from the Lower East Side to East 25th Street from flooding.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The new open spaces and amenities at East River Park are part of the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project, which is protecting the area from future flooding.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 45 mixed-income apartments near the Gowanus Canal. New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $874/month for one bedrooms.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A lottery opened for 72 middle-income apartments in Crown Heights. New Yorkers can apply for the units, starting at $1,869/month for studios.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The New York-based startup company Moliving revealed its first model unit, which measures roughly 400 square feet and includes two outdoor decks.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Located on the site of a former brick factory, Hutton Brickyards has been transformed from a manufacturing property into a laid-back but luxurious riverfront resort with cabins, a spa, restaurant, and events space.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
Modern finishes meet historic character at this 1870s Gothic farmhouse in Dutchess County.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The former Hudson Valley home of American artist Jasper Johns is back on the market with a bigger price tag.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
The surrounding property includes a private lake, waterfall and brook, an outdoor fireplace and a 60-foot pool served by a stone pool house pavilion, all just an hour from New York City.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
A stately English Tudor mansion in the historic Fieldston neighborhood of Riverdale, considered one of the city’s best preserved early 20th century suburbs, has just hit the market for $3.5 million, and it's oozing history filled ghosts, science fiction, New York master politicians, and urban planners. Former Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia moved to 5020 Goodridge Avenue after serving| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
This unorthodox shingle-style home in the Hamptons was one of starchitect Robert A.M. Stern's first projects. It's now on the market for $3 million.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information
New York’s first civil rights museum will soon land in Harlem, as the city pushes forward with a new $260 million development near the Adam Clayton Powell office building on 125th Street.| 6sqft | NYC Real Estate news and information