A residential development will finally rise on the corner of West 145th Street and Lenox Avenue in Harlem after years of ...

A massive 1,000-unit apartment complex dubbed “One45 for Harlem” is slated to transform a block of upper Manhattan after the City Council approved the controversial plan on Monday in a ...

The New York City Council has approved One45, a proposal by developer Bruce Teitelbaum to build 1,000 housing units, with 338 permanently affordable, at a Harlem site. The project faced a ...

Yesterday, the City Council Subcommittee on Zoning and Franchises held a three-hour hearing on the One45 residential development that would be sited at 145th St. and Lenox Ave. on what has been a t… ...

The developer has entered the preliminary stages of the rezoning process for his One45 project, the New York Daily News reported. Two years ago, the application for the 917-unit building on the ...

But Wednesday, he was once again struck by backlash as Manhattan Community Board 10 voted 19-10 to advise rejecting his 968-unit apartment complex dubbed One45, The City first reported.

What lies in store for One45 in Central Harlem? I began yesterday’s newsletter by saying that developers typically don’t share their plan Bs for a site while actively pursuing their preferred ...

The plans for the project—known as One45—call for a 33-story apartment tower, encompassing 461 market-rate units and 36 affordable units, and a 35-story tower that will include 300 affordable ...

The Council voted to approve One45, the name of a $600 million roughly 1,000-unit complex from developer Bruce Teitelbaum, at ...