UPDATE, Feb. 15, 6:57p.m.: The messy makeover of 550 Madison is officially cleaned up and back on track. The Landmarks Preservation Commission has approved...

Landmarking is often seen as way of honoring important buildings, and a defense against excessive development. But what if preserving a building comes at...

WeWork has closed a lease transaction at the Brill Building in Midtown, finalizing a deal that has been on and off for the past...

Preservationists aren’t happy with a proposed rule change that would allow more applications to go through the Landmarks Preservation Commission without a public hearing....

Famed poet Walt Whitman may have spent some time in Brooklyn, but the city has ruled it wasn’t enough time to make his house...

The house seems straight out of a fairy tale, but the owners of Brooklyn’s “Gingerbread House” have had a less-than-magical selling experience.

From the July issue: City Council votes to streamline landmarks process In response to mounting criticism of the city’s landmarks process, the City Council has...

UPDATED: July 6, 10:10 a.m.: Once the seat of New York City’s Democratic machine, the building known as Tammany Hall — that more recently...

There’s been a lot of discussion in recent months about the city’s landmarking process and the impact it has on housing stock and development....

New York, a city packed with landmarks, might soon have a few more official sites to add to the list. The city’s Landmarks Preservation...

The Landmarks Preservation Commission designated six individual properties and four historic districts as landmarks in 2015, adding up to protection for more than 2,000 more structures.

Midtown East landmarks like St. Patrick’s Cathedral, St. Bartholomew’s Church and Central Synagogue will be able to market 3.5 million square feet of air...

The former Bialystoker Nursing Home building at 228 East Broadway has sold for just under $18 million.

Housing production is lower in the city’s landmarked districts and their populations are usually less racially diverse than the rest of the city, according to...

The City Council is currently not working on new legislation that will reform the city’s landmarks process. Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer announced last...

A new exhibit at The New York School of Interior Design’s spring show, “Rescued, Restored, Reimagined: New York’s Landmark Interiors,” hopes to prove that...

The Landmarks Preservation Commission is planning to remove 95 sites and two historic districts that have been under consideration for landmark status for several decades. The...

A small group is looking to Secure Landmark Status For The Park Lane Hotel at 36 Central Park South, and some insiders see the hand...

If you can’t get landmarked, bring the landmarked district to you.

 A near two-century old banquet hall has sat shuttered on Staten Island since 2005. Now the landmarked Pavilion on the Terrace, at 404 Richmond...