A Midtown Manhattan office building that once had Pfizer offices was at risk of collapsing on Tuesday, prompting an emergency response.

A Midtown Manhattan high-rise building was evacuated Tuesday after authorities said it was at risk of collapsing. Approximately 150 fire and EMS personnel are on the scene.

The former Pfizer headquarters in midtown has continued to move since emergency responders arrived, officials said Tuesday.

The New York City high-rise, deemed at risk of collapsing Tuesday, has 44 prior complaints against it, including allegations that a worker was blowing material off the roof, according to the city's ...

Officials have observed additional movement at the Midtown Manhattan building, the former headquarters for Pfizer, which is being converted into apartments.

The steel-framed building formerly held offices for Pfizer, but is now being renovated into luxury residential housing, ...

The building, formerly Pfizer’s global headquarters, is being converted into a luxury rental complex. It was evacuated, along with neighboring buildings, and no injuries were reported.

Officials say an under-construction high-rise in Manhattan remains unstable after columns buckled and floors sagged.

The office-to-residential conversion added new construction to an existing building, causing supporting columns to buckle and steel beams to bend.

The 37-story Manhattan building was under construction when two support columns on the 21st floor buckled. Engineers are developing plans to reinforce the structure.

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 ...