The largest office-to-residential conversion in the U.S. to date has started leasing. The 32-story SoMA, located at a nexus ...

CetraRuddy, a New York office, was behind the largest office-to-residential conversion project in New York City to date. 25 ...

The former 1960s office tower at 25 Water Street, once home to JPMorgan Chase and the New York Daily News, is now a luxury ...

This week, a Wallace Neff home is listed in Pasadena, a Hamptons house engineered by One World Trade Center’s conceptualizers ...

If the longstanding Heights Plaza Shopping Center in Harrison is going to survive, it has to change with the times. At least ...

A major apartment project set to be built along ... “This is right next to the bowling alley (Stone Lanes). This is the entrance to the bike trail. It’s really activating the land,” said ...

A trip to a local bowling in NYC is a perfect indoor family activity when you find yourself with spare time (sorry—I couldn't resist). At about age 5, children really start enjoying it, making it an ...

A man who survived being shoved onto subway tracks ahead of an oncoming train said that in spite of the physical and psychological ...

"Uncle Al" was born in New York on February 7, 1937. Before moving to Hampton Roads, Stein served in the US Army, bowled professionally, managed a bowling alley, and owned a sporting-goods store.

Born in New York in 1937, Stein was a professional bowler, managed a bowling alley and owned a sporting goods store. The U.S. Army veteran later moved his family to Virginia Beach in 1974.

With the right kind of planning, the east side of Center City could turn itself into a modern, mixed-use neighborhood.