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New York City FC to Build New Stadium Next to Citi Field in QueensÂ
New York City FC (short for Football Club) now has city approval to construct a new soccer stadium adjacent to Citi Field in Queens....
The Affordable Housing Lottery is Now Open for 269 Wallabout Street Apartments
Located in East Williamsburg, the Wallabout building located at 269 Wallabout Street has opened its lottery. Fischer, Makooi Architect, and Rabsky Group designed and...
The Complete History of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Mergers, Feuds, Rumors and More.
The Waldorf-Astoria is one of New York’s most iconic buildings, but the history behind it is equally captivating. From the frequent star-studded visitors to...
Palace Theater Lifted 30 Feet. TSX Broadway Accomplishes the Impossible
First opened in 1913, the Palace Theatre was resplendent. The original building had an office wing from Times Square that was about 12 stories...
The Beef Between Urban Planners and Real Estate Developers in NYC
As Manhattan is overtaken by spacious luxury condos, tensions rise between urban planners and developers in the City.
Despite working in similar fields, city planners...
Queen Elizabeth’s Opulent New York Real Estate Portfolio
City records reveal dozens of luxury homes owned by “Her Royal Majesty” in the city.
On September 8th, 2022 Queen Elizabeth II passed away at...
The Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant’s 44th Annual House Tour
Come On Home To Bed-Stuy
The streets that make up Bed-Stuy, a celebrated neighborhood in North Brooklyn, are lined with historic brownstones and brick-front housing...
NYC Ranks an Overall GPA of C on ASCE’s Infrastructure Report Card
The American Society of Civil Engineers ranked NYC infrastructure mediocre at best across 11 categories, largely due to lack of funding.
According to the ASCE,...
Which Celebrities Bought, Sold, or Still Live in Properties in Manhattan?
New York is a bustling city with movie stars, celebrities, and businessmen. When the topic of celebrity property investments comes up, neighborhoods such as...
Why NYC’s Pandemic Plans to Convert Hotels Into Affordable Housing Failed
CitySignal previously reported on the former Park Savoy Hotel, which was originally supposed to reopen as Billionaire Row’s first homeless shelter in 2018. However,...