Real Estate

As we all know, there's a crazy amount of construction happening on the Lower East Side, and all over New York City. A new interactive map from the Department of Buildings tracks the biggest projects in real time.

MILLION DOLLAR VIEWS, ABUNDANCE OF LIGHT, UNOBSTRUCED DOWNTOWN AND RIVER VIEWS, BREATHTAKING OUTDOOR SPACE, SMART APARTMENT all describe this quintessential architect-designed and renovated to perfection penthouse facing South, West and North.

The 1912 Jarmulowsky Bank Building has been covered in scaffolding and shrouded in secrecy for several years.

The affordability of 243 rental apartments in the East Village has been locked in for 40 years under an agreement announced yesterday.

An opinion piece from Andrew Berman of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation.

If you have an opinion about more gigantic towers along the waterfront on the Lower East Side, this coming Tuesday evening, Aug. 14, is your chance to speak out.

Generously proportioned studio with open views facing north. Well proportioned main living space, separate kitchen and three large closets. Separate dressing area off of the bathroom. All new flooring throughout and freshly painted. Five large windows offers excellent light all day long. Open views facing north towards midtown skyline.

The New York City Council voted 45-0 yesterday to approve plans for the Union Square Tech Training Center, a 21-story complex at 124 East 14th St. The support of local City Council member Carlina Rivera was critical in clearing the way for the controversial tech hub.

The state attorney general's office has announced the establishment of an $8 million restitution fund for current and former tenants of notorious landlord Steve Croman.

These days on the Lower East Side, developers will build on any lot they can get their hands on, no matter how small (the lot, not the hands).