Harlem|News|
Harlem Developer Is Holding Parking Garage For Ransom, Lawsuit Claims
The developer of a new East Harlem building is demanding cash in exchange for turning over the garage to its rightful owner, a lawsuit says.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem Real Estate News
Harlem|News|
New Harlem Storage Center Damaged Next-Door Building, Lawsuit Says
The construction of a storage facility on a Harlem block caused over $600K in damage to a next-door apartment building, a landlord alleges.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Rents Keep Rising As More Inventory Doesn't Bring Relief: Study
More apartments are opening up in Harlem, but so many are being abandoned by priced-out tenants that prices are still rising, a study found.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
25-Story Hotel, Arts Tower Proposed For 125th Street In Harlem: Plans
A 245-foot tower containing a 300-room hotel could rise on a long-empty 125th Street lot, according to a new proposal by a developer.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Historic 125th Street Bank Building To Be Demolished By Developer
The century-old Harlem Savings Bank Building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will face the wrecking ball, plans show.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
18 Harlem Apartments Hit Affordable Housing Lottery
More than a dozen below-market apartments are up for grabs in a new East Harlem building — but they may be out of reach for some Harlemites.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Mercy For Harlem Tenants As Inventory Inches Up — But Rents Still Rise
In a rare bit of good news for Harlem tenants, the number of open apartments is finally inching up — but rent prices still haven't dropped.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Building To Be Transformed By 8-Story Addition, Plans Show
A Park Avenue office building will be converted into a 110-unit apartment tower — the latest new development along the busy corridor.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Developer Plans New Apartment Buildings On 3 Different Blocks
Three Harlem blocks will soon be reshaped by new apartment buildings, all planned by the same neighborhood developer. Here are the details.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|Neighbor News|
The Crossings in Hunts Point Welcomes New Tenant
Blumenfeld Development Group Signs Optimum to 5-year lease
Douglas, Neighbor
Harlem|News|
Historic Harlem Church To Be Sold, With Redevelopment Possible
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, a century-old fixture of Hamilton Heights, is being sold to a new owner. A new building could be in the works.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
2 Empty Harlem Lots To Become Affordable Co-Op Buildings
A pair of Harlem lots that have sat vacant for years will soon be replaced with buildings whose units will be sold as affordable co-ops.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Affordable Harlem Apartments Go Up For Sale In New Lottery
In a rare homeownership opportunity, a handful of apartments in a newly-renovated Harlem building are now up for sale as affordable co-ops.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's One45 Project Defeated; Storage, Condos Likely Replacement
The bitterly disputed two-tower proposal was withdrawn hours before a planned vote, ending a yearlong fight that roiled the neighborhood.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Hundreds Of Affordable Harlem Apartments Up For Grabs In Lottery
With rents as low as $625, more than 200 affordable apartments are up for grabs in a brand-new 125th Sreet building. Here's how to apply.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Church Seeks To Sell Its 'Uninhabitable' Home To Developer
After winning back its building amid claims of deed theft, a Harlem church is now trying to sell its longtime, decaying home to a developer.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
'Affordable' Harlem Apartments Require $75K Salary
More than 50 below-market East Harlem apartments are up for grabs in a new housing lottery — but they might be inaccessible to many renters.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Civil Rights Museum Replaced With Affordable Homes In New One45 Plan
The former centerpiece of a controversial Harlem development would be replaced by affordable housing under new plans from One45 developers.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
3 East Harlem Buildings On Mt. Sinai Campus To Be Demolished: Plans
Three low-rise buildings that have stood for a century at the edge of Mount Sinai Hospital's campus will soon be torn down, plans show.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's One45 Project Loses Civil Rights Museum As Sharpton Drops Out
Rev. Al Sharpton is withdrawing his museum from the contested project, where it had been a centerpiece tenant. Developers are pressing on.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Townhouse Sealed Off After Repeated Collapses, City Says
A historic Harlem townhouse has had its facade wiped clean after it began to collapse, forcing residents of three buildings to be evacuated.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's One45 Rezoning Advances To City Council, Setting Up Showdown
The controversial two-tower development was approved by the City Planning Commission on Monday, sending it to a final vote in the Council.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's Famed Alhambra Ballroom To Host French Charter School
A prominent Harlem ballroom building that once hosted jazz legends has found a new tenant: a French-language charter school.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
'Affordable' Harlem Apartments Require $90K Income
The so-called affordable apartments in a new Harlem building require a minimum $90,000 income to even be eligible. Here's how to apply.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's Famed Striver's Row Caught In Legal Battle Over Gates
Some prominent Harlemites have been swept up in a lawsuit between residents of the famed Striver's Row district and next-door neighbors.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Townhouse Sells For Record $6.4 Million: Report
A leafy Central Harlem block is now home to the neighborhood's most expensive townhouse after a sale last week, according to The Real Deal.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Run-Down Harlem Apartments To Be Renovated, Sold As $2,500 Co-Ops
Three run-down West Harlem buildings will soon be converted into affordable co-ops that tenants can buy — not rent — for $2,500 each.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Landlord Illegally Built 4 Apartments, City Says
A landlord previously named one of NYC's worst was fined $240,000 for building four illegal apartments in a Harlem building, the city said.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Apartment Building Coming To Long-Empty Harlem Lot, Plans Show
Another Harlem lot that has sat empty for years will soon be developed into housing, as the neighborhood's hot real estate market continues.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Hit Pause On Harlem Public Housing Privatization, Pols Tell City
The city's plan to privatize another Harlem housing development — and build a market-rate tower on the campus — is getting pushback.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's One45 Project Thrown Into Confusion As Sharpton Wavers
An ally of the civil rights leader denied claims that he was ditching the controversial Harlem project, which has plunged into confusion.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Southern Seafood Spot Opening Harlem Location On 125th Street
Krab Queenz, a popular Louisiana-based seafood chain, will open its first NYC restaurant in the former Harlem Olive Garden on 125th Street.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
15-Story Affordable Housing Coming To East Harlem Block
Nearly 100 affordable apartments will replace a low-rise East Harlem block, according to newly filed plans.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Eye-Catching Harlem Building To Replace Old Funeral Home
The Harlem funeral home where human remains were found years ago has finally been torn down. Patch got a look at what will replace it.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
24 Harlem Buildings Named 'Most Distressed' In NYC
These Harlem buildings are among 250 citywide where the city might step in to make "emergency repairs" at the landlords' expense.
Nick Garber and Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Long-Vacant Harlem Lot To Become 52-Unit Apartment Building
A Harlem corner lot that has sat empty for at least a decade will soon be replaced by an eight-story building, new plans show.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's One45 Project Rejected By BP Over Affordability Concerns
Borough President Mark Levine recommended that the city not approve the two-tower rezoning — but suggested that he could change his mind.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Rents Keep Rising Amid Pandemic Recovery: Study
The pandemic renters' paradise in Harlem now feels like a distant dream, as some areas rebound to their 2019 price levels.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
125th Street Building To Be Torn Down Amid Safety Issues
A century-old Harlem building is being torn down, amid complaints that its facade was cracking. Its neighbor also faces the wrecking ball.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Another Rat-Filled Harlem Lot Needs A Cleanup, City Says
The city wants to clean up another empty, rat-infested Harlem lot — this time, a site stemming from a developer's controversial purchase.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
