We're tracking 27 new developments in New York City across every category — including Residences (12), Mixed-Use (5), Office (4). Every project below links to a live status page with milestones, renderings, and our journal coverage.
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New-supply concentration over the next 36 months — a 24-project pipeline, delivering 7,835 residences and keys.
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Projects delivering per six-month window — bar height reflects the residences and keys landing in that window. 8 more deliver beyond the 36-month horizon. 7 have no public delivery date yet.
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The New York City pipeline
We're tracking 27 new developments in New York City across every category — including Residences (12), Mixed-Use (5), Office (4). Every project below links to a live status page with milestones, renderings, and our journal coverage.
Right now: 9 under construction, 1 breaking ground, 6 opening soon, and 8 newly announced.
Most active developer across the New York City pipeline: Naftali Group with 3 projects.
How we built this list
Every project on this page is from our live database of new and under-construction developments worldwide. We add a project only after we can confirm it from a public filing, an official announcement, or independent reporting; status changes (breaking ground, topping out, opening) are sourced the same way and timestamped. Pro members get full access to TMW Intelligence’s prediction modeling, Atlas data compilation, Pulse notifications, personalized notifications, comparison view, watchlists, and more.
What new developments are coming to New York City?
27 new developments across 7 categories — 9 under construction, 1 breaking ground, 6 opening soon, and 8 just announced. See the live map for every project.
What is under construction in New York City?
9 projects are currently under construction in New York City across every category we track. Each links to a live status page with milestones, renderings, and journal coverage.
What projects are opening soon in New York City?
6 projects in the New York City pipeline are flagged Opening Soon — meaning expected opening within ~7 months. Pro members get weekly delivery updates on each.
What projects have just been announced for New York City?
8 projects are in the announced phase for New York City — meaning a developer has publicly committed but construction has not yet begun.
What kinds of new projects are being built in New York City?
The New York City pipeline is dominated by Residences (12), Mixed-Use (5), Office (4). Each category has its own dedicated landing page — explore the "More project types in New York City" section above.
Who is the biggest developer in New York City?
Naftali Group leads New York City with 3 active projects across categories. Their firm page shows every market they're building in.
What is the tallest project planned in New York City?
How many residential units are being added across New York City?
Across the active New York City pipeline, the developments we track will add 7,646 residential units. Pro members get the unit count by neighborhood and project type.
When will the next wave of New York City projects open?
Delivery dates across the active New York City pipeline run from 2025 through 2034. Pro members get our weekly Slippage Report flagging which projects have slipped this week.
What are the most-watched new projects in New York City?
Our editors flag the highest-profile projects as Featured. The current New York City Featured set: Hudson Yards West. Each is marked with a gold star in the pipeline grid above.
How often is the New York City development data updated?
Hourly. Our map and every market page (including this one) rebuild from our database every hour, so a status change confirmed today shows up here within ~60 minutes. Editorial follow-ups land in the journal within the day.
