Dana Schulz

A landmarked building on Billionaires’ Row has been transformed into 47 luxury condos. Sales launched this week at Parc Beaufort, a 14-story tower at 140 West 57th Street originally built as housing for artists in 1908. Led by the Feil Organization and MdeAS Architects, the conversion of the luxury condo preserved the building’s historic pre-war character while adding contemporary interiors by AD100 firm Stephen Sills Associates. Residences, ranging from studios to three-bedrooms, start at $955,000.

The program includes 12 market-rate condos and forgives the assistance entirely if the recipients stay in the home for 10 years.

A family-owned grocery store in Mercer County has announced plans to close after 66 years with a heartfelt goodbye to the community.

A housing lottery opened for 303 affordable apartments at the former site of a juvenile jail in Hunts Point. Rents start at $465/month for studios.

More than seven years after it was first commissioned, a monument honoring Billie Holiday in New York City is moving forward. The city’s Department of Cultural Affairs on Tuesday unveiled proposals from six artists for a new permanent artwork celebrating the jazz legend that will be installed at the Jamaica Performing Arts Center in Queens. The monument is part of

After nearly 80 years hidden from the public, a “secret” dining room at Katz’s Deli

The one-, two- and three-bedroom units are available to households of one to six people, depending on income limits.

Work on the redesign of Greenpoint’s notorious McGuinness Boulevard finally began this week after several years of delays and project changes. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Department of Transportation on Wednesday broke ground on the street revamp, which includes installing parking-protected bike lanes along the corridor from Meeker Avenue to the Pulaski Bridge. The start of construction marks a major milestone for the project, which was scaled back under former Mayor Eric Adams’ administration amid allegations of bribery, as 6sqft previously reported.

All photos courtesy of Kathrine Pastrana/Interiors by Kat for The Corcoran Group

The homes are available to very low-, low- and moderate-income households. See a price breakdown here.