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Kathryn Brenzel

Court Hands Win to Howard Hughes’ 250 Water Street

Howard Hughes’ Seaport project gets green light

Orion Jones

Preserve or Demolish: How One NYC Church Could Survive

Is $1.7M actually enough to save celeb-supported UWS church?

Landmarks Commission Approves New Apartments in SoHo

Laboz’s United American Land is a “go” in Soho

TRD Staff

Eliot Spitzer and rendering of 985 Fifth Avenue (Getty, SLCE Architects)

Spitzer’s UES condo gets the green light 

A photo illustration of Landmarks Preservation Commission chair Sarah Carroll (Getty, Landmarks Preservation Commission)

Landmarks ease path for climate-minded renovations

Keith Larsen

Gregg Singer (Photo by Paul Dilakian for The Real Deal)

Smoking gun gives star-crossed project new life

250 Water Street and Howard Hughes’ David O’Reilly (Google Maps, Howard Hughes)

Judge stops Howard Hughes’ Seaport project again, citing “quid pro quo”

Edward Norton and 441 Willoughby Avenue in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn (Google Maps, Twitter via EdwardNorton, Illustration by The Real Deal)

Historic Bed-Stuy mansion bites the dust

Edward Norton with 441 Willoughby Avenue (Getty, Google Maps)

Actor Ed Norton fights plans to turn historic Bed-Stuy mansion into condos

Bill Ackman and a rendering of the glass penthouse at 6-16 West 77th Street (Getty, Foster + Partners)

Bill Ackman getting his glass penthouse … mostly

High Society comes out in support of billionaire’s glass penthouse

Joe Lovinger

Tavros' Dov Barnett and a rendering of the current proposal at 44-54 Ninth Avenue and 351-355 West 14th Street (Tavros, Renderings via BKSK)

City orders Meatpacking office developer to dismantle, rebuild slouching façades

Vacant for 15 years, landmarked UWS theater holds out hope

The Grand Prospect Hall at 263 Prospect Avenue with former Mayor Robert Wagner (Getty, Jim.henderson/Wikimedia, NYPAP/Illustration by Kevin Rebong for The Real Deal)

How (not) to save a beloved building

Norah Hogan

The parking lot at 250 Water Street (New York Public Library)

What’s next for a 50-year-old parking lot in NYC’s oldest neighborhood?

The complaint against the tower includes loss of views for current residents in the neighborhood. (Getty)

Seaport community groups sue to block Howard Hughes’ Water Street tower

Erik Engquist

The Howard Hughes Corporation CEO David O'Reilly (LinkedIn via David O'Reilly)

Howard Hughes’ (slightly less) big Seaport project approved

Howard Hughes told to further refine Seaport tower proposal

Howard Hughes Corporation CEO David O’Reilly and 250 Water Street (The Howard Hughes Corporation/SOM)

Critics look down on shorter 250 Water Street

Previous rendering of 250 Water Street (left) and a new rendering (right) with Howard Hughes Corporation CEO David O’Reilly (The Howard Hughes Corporation/SOM)