Acadia now owns a growing collection of Greene Street properties as SoHo retail vacancy hits a record-low 8 percent.

No injuries reported after an excavator fell through a temporary floor at 245 Duffield Street, the same site where falling glass hurt two people in June.

Redcode Inc. allegedly issued bogus OSHA cards from offices in Brooklyn and Queens, and every card it issued is now void.

The wrestling legend claims FAM Networks locked his team out of a Facebook page pulling in $20,000 a month.

Third Avenue fills with costumed kids on September 26 as the Bay Ridge tradition returns for another year.

A Tribeca warehouse loft and an Upper East Side condo led the week, but the $66 million total marked a three-year low.

Flames poured from three windows before crews arrived Monday morning in Lake Carmel. A firefighter was hospitalized for evaluation.

Crews knocked down the Cropsey Avenue blaze in about 40 minutes, but not before five firefighters were hurt.

The Upper West Side incident hit around 9:20 a.m., marking the second fatal subway strike in less than a week.

The Catskill waterfront spot sells for about $1 million to a buyer planning an event center.

Robert Burck says he sang love ballads to stay calm as a stranger lunged, cursed and followed him block to block.

NYC starts Sunday cool and cloudy, with a slight shower chance before brighter skies arrive. Labor Day looks sunny, dry and near 78 degrees.

The queer bar's dance floor and drag stage went dark without warning, leaving workers without income.