An entire 64th‑floor at 432 Park Avenue is on the market for $90M — an 8,038‑sq‑ft full‑floor with 16‑ft ceilings, Savant smart home features and heavy carrying costs. The sale arrives amid ongoing building litigation.

Rose Marie announced via Instagram that it will close on June 13. The team says a new project is coming to 524 Lorimer.

A pre-dawn attack in Sunset Park sent two men to the hospital; one is in critical condition and police are searching for a suspect seen running in all black.

The Justice Department obtained a court order forfeiting a Manhattan condo allegedly bought with proceeds of the 1MDB scandal. The property and rental income are set to be turned over to the U.S. government.

A 34-year-old man, identified as Isaiah Freeman, was stabbed near Seaview Ave and Rockaway Pkwy in Canarsie and died after being taken to Brookdale Hospital. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

SL Green sold a 49% stake in its planned 346 Madison tower to Mori Building, creating a Japanese–New York joint venture for the Grand Central–area development.

A Manhattan judge approved a $250,000 bail package that could free William Duplessie after roughly a year at Rikers; terms include electronic monitoring.

A Manhattan tenant alleges a priest used her confessional words to pressure her into surrendering a rent‑stabilized apartment; a May 22 lawsuit asks a judge to void the surrender agreement.

William Lauder sold his full-floor co-op at 778 Park Avenue for $21.3M to David Rogers and Elizabeth Dexter. The deal follows Lauder’s recent property moves in Manhattan and Palm Beach.

A new Campaign Finance Board analysis finds NYC's 2025 mayoral race drew the highest local turnout in 50 years, with Brooklyn topping registration and young voters surging.

Extell paid $39M for the American Jewish Committee building at 165 East 56th, adding to Gary Barnett’s Midtown East buying spree.

A Starrett City fare dispute that ended with a man firing at MTA inspectors has resulted in a 15‑year prison sentence after a guilty plea. One inspector was grazed and treated.

Longtime Bed‑Stuy ice cream shop Lady Moo Moo opened a year‑round Bushwick outpost on Halsey Street, bringing 70 rotating flavors, milkshakes and nostalgic candy.