Indeed, assuming arguendo that plaintiff could even show that the new greenhouse was taller than the old structure, plaintiff's claims fail as a matter of law. Generally, an adjoining landowner does not have an easement for light or air absent an express agreement (Chatsworth Realty 344 LLC v. Hudson Waterfront Company A, LLC, 309 AD2d 567 [1st Dept 2003]; cf. 402 West 38th St. Corp. v. 485-497 Ninth Avenue Partners, LLC, 16 Misc3d 1131[A] [2007]). Based on the forgoing, plaintiff cannot claim any damages for an alleged partial obstructed view of Central Park from any of the windows in the apartment.