THE CITY  A developer wants the city to extend a ferry line by one stop to connect Astoria with the Upper East Side – at public expens...

From The Real Deal : While part of the project remains stalled over a funding squabble with the city, the Durst Organization plans to temp...

From Politico : Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration abruptly and inexplicably halted funding for an affordable housing project in As...

From the Queens Gazette : The Durst Organization has filed plans to develop a 63-story tower in a lot next door to the landmarked Clock To...

From the Times Ledger : The Durst Organization is moving forward with its Hallets Point mega-project in Astoria now that a replacement for...

From Curbed : Last December, the development site behind Long Island City’s landmarked Clock Tower sold for $173.5 million to the Durst Or...

From the NY Times : Things are getting choppy in New York’s once-rocketing residential real estate market. Last week, the developers of...

From LIC post : Some of the names behind the push for a new streetcar system between Queens and Brooklyn will sound familiar to western Qu...

From the NY Post : Hundreds of businesses that own land near the proposed Brooklyn-Queens trolley line stand to benefit from the project, ...

From the Queens Tribune : But was this really done right? No less than a week after the ground breaking of Hallets Point affordable housin...

From DNA Info : The massive Hallets Point development will break ground this week on the Astoria waterfront after years of planning, accor...

From the Daily News : Councilman Costa Constantinides said that he doesn’t support the luxury Astoria Cove project in its current form, as...

From Curbed : Earlier this week, the Durst Organization bought the long-awaited development site at Hallets Point, paying "well over ...