Real Estate

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).

Local elected officials this week filed an application for a zoning text amendment and an Environmental Assessment Statement (EAS) with the city that could potentially put the brakes on three mega-projects in the Two Bridges neighborhood.

The proposed Union Square Tech Training Center took a big step forward Thursday, as the City Council's Subcommittee on Zoning & Franchises gave its approval.

A 186-year-old Federal row house, 339 Grand St., just hit the market. The three-and-a-half story property, a city landmark, is the longtime home of Ideal Hosiery, which has been located on the southwest corner of Grand and Ludlow streets since about 1965.

The local organization, Neighbors to Save Rivington House, is planning a vigil -- "Hands Around Our House" -- for Wednesday, Aug. 8. Developers are moving forward with their own plans to turn the former nursing home into luxury condos. In...

A mural in First Street Green Art Park taking aim at illegal hotel operators has been vandalized for a second time since local residents began creating it in early May.

Target was obviously hoping the whole neighborhood would be talking about its new outpost on East 14th Street.

By the fall, the first phase of the Essex Crossing project in the former Seward Park Urban Renewal Area (SPURA) will be mostly completed.

The battle for Two Bridges returns to Community Board 3 tonight.