The sagging upper floors of a Midtown Manhattan building under construction that threatened to collapse and caused a massive evacuation of the area have been stabilized with galvanized steel beams and ...

The 37-story building sparked concerns and emergency evacuations, some of which have since been lifted Sam Gillette is a Staff Writer on the Human Interest team at PEOPLE. She first joined PEOPLE in ...

Nearby buildings and streets remained evacuated for much of the day Emergency services evacuated a busy Manhattan street block during the Tuesday morning rush hour after structural columns buckled ...

A 37-story New York City building is under a preliminary criminal investigation after buckling columns, cracks and sagging floors prompted evacuations and brought surrounding streets to a standstill ...

The steel-framed building formerly held offices for Pfizer, but is now being renovated into luxury residential housing, the largest such conversion in city history. The project is slated to create ...

Interior columns have buckled and floors have started to sag inside a New York City high-rise being converted from commercial offices into luxury apartments. Evacuations of nearby buildings and ...

A sagging skyscraper in the heart of New York City has sparked fears that other massive structures in the Big Apple could one day fall without any warning. On July 7, construction workers were in the ...

The New York City Department of Investigation has opened an inquiry after a Manhattan high-rise’s columns buckled earlier this week, forcing workers to flee and officials to evacuate neighboring ...

Streets around a midtown Manhattan high-rise remain blocked off Wednesday after concerns the 37-floor building could collapse following the buckling of several of its columns, though officials say the ...

Several blocks were evacuated in Midtown Manhattan on Tuesday after structural support beams were found buckling on the 21st floor of a building under renovation, prompting fears it could collapse.

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