Northeast

Boston's Downtown Crossing to Gain New Residential Tower

The Downtown Crossing area of Boston stands to be revitalized with an autumn, 2013, addition of a new 15-story, 390,000-square-foot luxury residential tower to be built by Boston-based Suffolk Construction.

Referrals Send Buyers Flocking to Jersey

Toll Brothers City Living announced the development of a new luxury condominium building in Hoboken, N.J., called 1450 Washington.

Energy Grant Only Part of This Affordable Housing Story

CDC of Long Island has announced it has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the National Grid Green Cinderella program.

A Peek into the New Residential Financial District

Manhattan’s Financial District is quickly becoming the hottest residential area of the city.

Work Begins on RiverTrace on NJ Side of the Hudson

Roseland Property Co. has broken ground on RiverTrace, a 316-unit rental building within the Port Imperial master-planned district in West New York, one of the towns directly across the Hudson River from Manhattan.

Manhattan North Management Brings Cheer to Harlem

Manhattan North Management is more than just the owner of 3,500 apartments in Harlem. It is also one of the biggest supporters of its tenants and local residents, and the company’s dedication kicks into overdrive with the holiday season.

Brooklynites Can Find It Easy To Be Green With New Condos

Brooklyn is getting greener. Warren Lewis Realty just announced preview sales for Jade 8, an environmentally friendly condominium in Gowanus, Brooklyn.

Strong Buyer Interest Witnessed at M at Englewood South

The new community of upscale condominiums called The M at Englewood South is generating high levels of interest from buyers.

Unique Affordable Housing Project for Formerly Homeless and Incarcerated Women Gets Funding

Formerly homeless and incarcerated women and their families have few options for affordable housing, but a group of private and public organizations has come together to develop the $9.4 million Hour Apartment III to help address the problem.

$100M Manhattan Apartment Project in the Works

Manhattan renters are growing hungrier for accommodations, and Multi-Employer Property Trust is ready to help satiate their appetite.