IMC Architecture has revealed a first look at 326 Avenue U in Gravesend, Brooklyn, which is being developed by Vardo Construction Corporation. The developer filed for permits in May 2018, although none have yet been approved.

HFZ Capital has revealed the interiors at the Bjarke Ingels Group-Designed XI after launching sales in May. When topped out, the west tower will rise 400' and the east tower will rise 300'. Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) designed the twisting towers to rotate to maximize views from both towers.

Silverstein Properties has officially celebrated the grand opening of the Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners-designed 3 World Trade Center, the fourth tower of five planned to open in the World Trade Center at 175 Greenwich Street.

Sharif El-Gamal's Soho Properties' 45 Park Place has hit vertical rise and will soon join the FiDi skyline when it tops out at 43-stories and 667'. The tower was designed by SOMA Architects and Ismael Leyva with interior design by the world renowned Piero Lissoni.

The Post-Office Architectes-designed 30 Warren has officially topped off in Tribeca at a height of 12-stories. A major milestone for the thoughtfully designed building, 30 Warren is introducing a modern aesthetic to the sought-after neighborhood with its custom-crafted architectural concrete facade.

One Beekman, also known as "Pearl on the Park," has revealed new renderings of the FiDi mixed-use project which marks Richard Roger's Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners first residential project in the U.S.

The private residents club at the luxurious 100 East 53rd Street has been revealed at the Aby Rosen developed project which was designed by Foster + Partners. The brand new modernist landmark in the heart of Midtown Manhattan rises 63-stories and will feature two Joël Robouchon restaurants on the ground floor.

Developers RAL Companies and Oliver’s Realty Group have tabbed Marmol Radziner to design the interiors for Quay Tower, their highly anticipated, Brooklyn Heights condo development at Pier 6, Brooklyn Bridge Park.

20 East End Avenue,  the Upper East Side condominium designed inside and out by architect Robert A.M. Stern, unveiled its palatial motor court with a lavish event in partnership with Mercedes-Benz.

DDG's new luxury condominium 180 East 88th Street partnered with the non-profit Ladies Who Hoop, an organization dedicated to empowering women of all ages through the game of basketball, to host the First Annual Free-Throw Contest

HFZ Capital has revealed a first look at the well-appointed amenities at 88&90 Lexington, their condo conversion project that blends two distinct buildings from two different architectural eras into one seamless residential building. 

Last Wednesday, April 11th, a selection of Manhattan's top real estate brokers were treated to an exclusive hardhat tour of Three Waterline Square, guided by the building's starchitect himself, Rafael Viñoly. 

Extell Development, the firm behind the skyline changing One57, has revealed their new, swanky amenities at their new East Village luxury rental project, EVGB. EVGB delivers top class, indoor and outdoor amenities designed by McGinley Design designed to elevate resident's lives.

40 Tenth Avenue, the High Line hugging, Studio Gang-designed office building has topped off at 10-stories on Tenth Avenue between 13th and 14th Streets. The project has been known infamously as the Solar Carve and features 139,000 SF of commercial space including 40,000 SF of retail, a 10,000 SF shared roof deck, and an 8,000 SF 2nd floor terrace.

Park and Shore, Jersey City's gold coasts' newest luxury condominium, officially celebrated its topping out to wrap up a successful March 2018. The milestone was announced by developer Strategic Capital, the investment arm of China Construction America, and construction manager and general contractor Plaza Construction. 

Sumaida + Khurana, the firm behind Tadao Ando's 152 Elizabeth, and LENY have closed on a $155 million construction loan for the development of 611 West 56th Street, the highly anticipated luxury condominium designed by Pritzker Prize-winning Portuguese architect Alvaro Siza.

Tishman Speyer has just revealed their first ground-up condo tower in New York City which will rise in Downtown Brooklyn, adjacent to the Macy's the developer is currently renovating. Known as 11 Hoyt, the tower will rise 51-stories, designed by Studio Gang, the Chicago-based architecture firm led by Jeanne Gang. 

Tribeca will soon have a new modern, boutique condo on the block as the Post-Office Architectes-designed 30 Warren is currently approaching top-off. In anticipation of completion the developers, Cape Advisors, have released new listings through Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, who is exclusively handling sales and marketing for the project. 

RedSky Capital has revealed their new mixed-use project located at 658 Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn which will be designed by Internationally acclaimed architectural firm Morris Adjmi Architects.

New images have been released of the newly opened sales gallery at the Robert A.M. Smith Architects-designed Two Fifty West 81st where sales have been steadily progressing and two penthouses are already under contract. When complete, Two Fifty West 81st Street will rise 18-stories and features 31-luxury condos encased in a brick and limestone facade. 

Victor Group and Lendlease have announced 277 Fifth, a modern glass tower designed by internationally acclaimed architect Rafael Viñoly, has topped out and stands at its full height of 663'. The tower rises 55-stories and features 130 condominium residences which range in size one- to four-bedroom residences and start at $1.9 million;

Related Companies has announced that Fifteen Hudson Yards, Hudson Yards' first tower with for-sale residences, has topped out and now stands more than 900' tall, forever taking its place in the fast growing Manhattan Skyline. 

DDG has released never-before-seen time-lapse videos of its two newly-completed, avant-garde luxury condominiums, XOCO 325 and 12 Warren. Situated in Downtown Manhattan, both buildings offer a contrast to the glass and steel towers popping up across the city. Closings have commenced for both buildings