Part of Cape May Point State Park, the World War II Lookout Tower – officially known as Fire Control Tower No. 23 – was built in 1942 and is New Jersey's last restorable tower from World War II.

Quite a bit, according to the artists of Gowanus. Last weekend, Arts Gowanus opened its fourth annual “Tower Show,” featuring ...

The last remaining structure of a World War II-era manufacturing plant near a marshy area at the Jersey Shore was torn down last week as part of a $37.5 million effort to preserve over 1,000 acres ...

City leaders want to purchase a property adjacent to properties they already control, including the home of the in-development Florida Highwaymen Museum. A master plan for redeveloping the Lincoln ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Park Tower Group filed plans for three new buildings at Greenpoint Landing, adding 1,025 residential units across nearly 800,000 square feet. The new ...

Construction of a new water tower in Canal Fulton is complete, but officials are waiting to hear about $500,000 in federal funding. The $4.3 million project was funded through state grants and ...

Glaciers are melting rapidly due to climate change, disrupting global water cycles and increasing natural disasters Glacier loss leads to water scarcity, floods, landslides, and rising sea levels ...

The historic observation tower in Potawatomi State Park will reopen this spring after being closed for over seven years due to significant decay. Emergency stabilization repairs were completed ...

Park Tower Group appears to be tacking onto its 11-building Greenpoint Landing residential development. Park Tower Group, which is developing the 22-acre riverfront project in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, ...

The clock starts ticking Monday to win city approval for Midtown’s most ambitious development project — a 1.8 million square-foot,1,600-foot tall tower at 350 Park Avenue, to be developed by a ...

The sales price would be barely half the value of a three-year-old mortgage on the 36-story Financial District tower It took just 82 seconds to make Boston real estate history on Friday.