Crain's New York

New public housing in Chelsea to cost $1.2M per apartment

Developers are ready to demolish a building in Chelsea owned by the New York City Housing Authority and replace it with a 12-story tower that will hold 217 affordable apartments reserved for existing ...

Redevelopment of NYCHA complex in Chelsea remains a contentious issue for some. Here's the latest on the plan.

The result of one recent lawsuit was a ruling against NYCHA and in favor of senior tenants who were resisting the move. But if the plan proceeds, more than 80 senior households will be relocated for ...
Crain's New York

Judge rules NYCHA can’t relocate seniors from Chelsea apartments set for demolition

A judge last week said the New York City Housing Authority can’t force two senior citizens to immediately vacate Chelsea apartments slated for demolition, a ruling that could delay the authority’s $2 ...
Observer

The Chelsea Insider Guide: Post-Gallery, Pre-Gimmick, Always Hungry

Chelsea is one of the few Manhattan neighborhoods that feels deliberately built for the long game. Its borders are technical (Sixth Avenue to the Hudson, 14th to 34th), but its cultural footprint ...
The New York Times

Andrew Rannells Lists His Chelsea Triplex for $2.395 Million

“It feels like a little house,” said Mr. Rannells, whose acting credits include the TV series “Girls” and Broadway’s “The Book of Mormon.” The main living space, with areas for lounging and dining, is ...