This 30-story building on Charlton Street will bring a total of 170 apartments to the neighborhood. The project was first announced in November 2016 by a development team comprising Strategic Capital, Cape Advisors, and Forum Absolute. Since then, they’ve brought on Adamson Associates as the architect of record, and two Parisian firms, Loci Anima and Sebastien Segers, as the design architects. Apartments at Greenwich West will ask from just under $1 million, with sales expected to get underway this fall. Construction on this project is expected to wrap in 2020.

Earlier this month, the Walt Disney Company announced plans to develop its new New York headquarters at 4 Hudson Square. Disney picked up a five-parcel site from Trinity Church Real Estate for a whopping $650 million. The new headquarters will be built to LEED certifications and will be home to The View, Live with Kelly and Ryan, and WABC-TV.

Once home to Our Lady of Vilnius Church, a national parish for the Lithuanian Catholic community from 1910 to its demolition in 2015, this site is now home to a 25-story condo designed by Tahir Demircioglu of Builtd. Located next to the Holland Tunnel entrance, the condo is currently under construction, and will feature interiors by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill. In all, the building will have 54 apartments that are currently on the market from $1.35 million.

The only rental in the mix, Madigan Development’s 30-story tower will bring a total of 100 luxury apartments to the area. In February this year, the developer secured a $73 million construction loan, allowing work to move forward. The apartments here will measure just over 1,000 square feet on average, and have condo-like finishes, according to the developer’s website. Madison has been feuding with the Agime Group over the latter’s tower at 570 Broome Street, over how both buildings will block each others’ views.

This quirky residential development was first announced toward the end of 2015, but it wasn’t until late last year that detailed plans materialized. Florida-based developer Jeff Greene plans to demolish the interiors of a six-story red-brick building at the corner of Vandam and Greenwich Streets and build a 25-story tower that will keep the exterior of the brick structure at the base. The building will have 70 condos, an automated parking garage for 11 cars, a gym, and a subterranean screening room. COOKFOX is designing the condo, and Terrain NYC will work on the landscaping.

This warehouse-replacing project will see the creation of two 15-story towers that sit upon a common base, similar to 565 Broome Street. Developer Toll Brothers purchased the warehouse in 2012 for $56.5 million, but it wasn’t until early 2017 that the firm announced development plans. The condo will bring 161 apartments to Hudson Square; earlier this year, plans filed with Attorney General’s office revealed that Toll Brothers is going for a $324 million sellout, which translates to about $2 million per unit on average. It’s not yet clear when work on this project will wrap.

A year after a developer put down $65 million on a mid-size warehouse building on Charlton Street, the firm has now announced plans to transform it into a large office and retail building. While the exterior of the existing six-story, red brick building will remain, its interiors will be gutted, and a 12-story glass building will rise from within it. The building will have retail on the ground and cellar level, and offices above that. HOK is behind the design of this expansion.