After not having any of the 10 biggest permit filings in October, Manhattan returned with the two largest real estate projects last month. In...

  A mixed-use development coming to East New York from Arker Companies with more than 400 residential units was the biggest project filed with...

A massive mixed-use project coming to East Harlem courtesy of the Richman Group was the biggest project filed with the city last month. The...

JEMB Realty may have dramatically scaled down its plans for a tower at 420 Albee Square, but the Downtown Brooklyn development still topped the...

The largest new building proposed in July will be part of a 1.65 million-square-foot megadevelopment on the Lower East Side. The city’s department of Housing...

The Durst Organization’s plans for a nearly 1-million-square-foot mixed-use project in Long Island City was the biggest real estate project filed with the city...

Last month, Tishman Speyer filed plans for the Spiral, a 2.2 million-square-foot office tower planned for Hudson Yards. The skyscraper’s name is a reference...

The biggest real estate project proposed in August was a pair of affordable apartment buildings in East New York. Arker Companies, one of the city’s...

May’s new development permit filings were dominated by a pair of gargantuan warehouses spanning a combined 1.4 million square feet of space, planned by Staten...

Queens developers dominated the list of March’s largest real estate permit filings, accounting for half of the top 10 projects. Monadnock Development’s affordable, 226,000-square-foot...

February’s largest building permits were dominated by residential and office buildings in Queens, Harlem and the Bronx, along with a handful of industrial and...

David Kramer’s Hudson Companies and Paul Kanavos’ Flag Luxury Properties swung for the fences last month, with permits filed for major projects in Brooklyn...

Though new Manhattan developments were the heaviest hitters in terms of size this year, the outer boroughs more than held their own.

It’s still a long way to Mayor Bill de Blasio’s goal of creating or preserving 200,000 affordable housing units by 2025, but the city’s...

Behind the story: Chetrit Group SL Green Realty Forest City Ratner Somerset Partners This month, the big dogs barked loudest. September’s largest permit applications were...