NYC’s largest rooftop solar installation will top the Javits Center

More than 4,000 solar panels will be installed on the roof of the convention center

Vote on the next logo for the city’s privately owned public spaces

Some 600 designs were submitted from more than 50 countries

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New York City is finally getting its own self-driving shuttle service

Boston-based Optimus Ride will deploy an autonomous shuttle service at the Brooklyn Navy Yard later this year

Charming Clinton Hill condo with huge backyard wants $1.575M

The bright, lovely space has an enormous backyard

NYC will soon have 750 speed cameras in school zones

Soon, speed cameras will be placed near every public school in the city

‘Slow streets’ pilot proposed for the Financial District

Pedestrians and cars would share narrow lower Manhattan streets under the plan

Kushner Companies illegally operates nine NYC buildings: investigation

The Department of Building said the report is "pure grandstanding" and that the buildings are safe to occupy

Ikea’s first Manhattan store will open on April 15

The intel also comes with a first rough look at what the Ikea Planning Studio in Midtown East will look like.

New York landlords push back on rent reform with new ad campaign

Pro-landlord groups argue that reforming rent laws will hurt both building owners and renters

In Far Rockaway, affordable apartments in passive house complex up for grabs

Apartments are available for under $400 through this housing lottery

What $6,000 rents in NYC right now

Five apartments, five NYC neighborhoods.

Contested Broadway Triangle sites gets developers for affordable housing

A group of nonprofits will work with a for-profit developer on the long-vacant Brooklyn site

First look at former Park Slope senior center redevelopment

One Prospect Park West is set to launch this spring with condos starting at $1.995 million

See NYC subway cars get a second life as artificial reefs in a new exhibit

Photographer Stephen Mallon documented the creation of "redbird reefs" from 2008 to 2010

New looks inside Essex Crossing’s tallest residential building

Residents of the Essex will be in the same building as the revamped Essex Street Market

New York voters say losing Amazon HQ2 was a bad move: poll

Voters say Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the biggest "villain" in the HQ2 debacle, says a Siena College poll

Fort Greene rental that replaced a parking lot debuts 290 apartments

The building at 475 Clermont stands on the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill border.

As pied-à-terre tax gains steam, NYC real estate industry pushes back

Both real estate insiders and a fiscal watchdog group caution against a second-home tax

Hudson Yards dazzles and distresses visitors on opening day

Some New Yorkers say they are "obsessed" with the complex, while others call it "a shrine to excess"

Photos: Inside Vessel, Thomas Heatherwick’s Hudson Yards sculpture

The 150-foot-tall sculpture is a novelty, both in its design and the experience of climbing it

Contentious Upper West Side skyscraper hits roadblock after legal challenge

The zoning behind 200 Amsterdam Avenue will be re-examined by the city’s Board of Standards and Appeals.

See the rise of Hudson Yards in just two minutes

EarthCam’s time-lapse video shows how the megaproject came together over six years

City reinstates plan to convert hundreds of shelter apartments into affordable housing

The city’s plan will lead to new apartments for 1,200 formerly homeless New Yorkers

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Hudson Yards, then and now: See the transformation of Manhattan’s west side

See how the neighborhood around Manhattan’s $25 billion megaproject has changed

Sunset Park debates future of Industry City rezoning

Council member Carlos Menchaca said he’s "not sure that a rezoning is at all necessary now"

De Blasio unveils $10B resiliency plan to extend lower Manhattan into East River

The eastern edge of downtown will push out 500 feet into the East River under the plan

Elizabeth Street Garden redevelopment debated at tense public hearing

Supporters of the garden and those who’d prefer to see affordable housing on the site faced off

Colorful South Slope townhouse with hand-crafted details wants $1.585M

The current owner built cabinetry, radiator covers, and more

How bicycles ignited 200 years of controversy in New York City

The bicycle has factored into women’s liberation, civil rights, and income inequality debates

Proposal to eliminate voids in NYC buildings will be a ‘challenge,’ experts say

Elected officials are pushing for shorter mechanical voids while engineers say that’s not feasible

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See the incredible views from Hudson Yards’s sky-high observation deck

When the viewing platform opens in 2020, it’ll bring some of the wildest views of New York City

Tin Pan Alley, popular music’s birthplace, could become NYC landmark

The buildings are considered the birthplace of American popular music.

Coney Island’s Shore Theater will go hotel with LPC approval

The circa-1925 theater building will soon be home to a hotel