This building was originally intended as an office tower, but Rockrose Development's Justin Elghanayan shook his magic eight ball and came up with a more residential forecast for the neighborhood. So now 43-25 Hunter Street has 1,000 rental units.

This is another Rockrose project that recently topped out. The building includes 709 studio through three-bedroom rental units, and it should start leasing in the spring. Studios will average $1,750/month and 3BRs $4,150/month. There will be a 14,000-square-foot supermarket on the building's ground floor.

This 48-unit condo recently hit the market—apparently, the first eight units released for sale sold out in 25 minutes. People seem to like Feng Shui-adjusted interior design. Lesson learned!

This companion to Purves I will have 119 units and 19 parking spaces, plus a similar set of amenities—gym, lounge, shared rooftop space.

Ekstein Development and L+M have a 98-unit rental building in the works here, 20 percent of which will be affordable. Amenities: fitness center, bike storage, roof deck and other unspecified amenities. The building broke ground in June, according to the Ekstein website, and will be done in the first quarter of 2014.

This Ekstein project will contain 59 rental units, again with 20 percent affordable housing. The whole thing—including gym, garage, storage, and roof deck—should be done in the fourth quarter of 2013.

The Post finds one very happy One Murray Park buyer who recently spent $550,000 one a 1BR with a terrace. The building hit the market about five months ago.

There are no official listings yet for this project, a 27-story, 142-unit rental building, but there's a teaser site with some floorplans. Two-bedroom apartments start at $3,350/month.