GFP Real Estate is in advanced talks to acquire the Chrysler Building ground lease; a looming $41M rent reset and major repair bills make a sale uncertain.

Country star Zach Bryan reportedly paid $13 million for a West Village townhouse that includes roughly 1,766 square feet of outdoor space and a ground-floor commercial unit.

A violent antisemitic phrase was found scrawled on a rock in Riverside Park near W. 109th St. NYPD hate‑crimes detectives are investigating and community leaders have condemned the act.

A Greenwich Village retail condo at 126 Waverly Place sold for $23 million, a sign that prime, walkable storefronts in the Village remain in demand.

At a St. Patrick's Day breakfast at Gracie Mansion, Mayor Zohran Mamdani called silence around Gaza 'deafening' and later stumbled on a unified-Ireland question.

Ramon Aponte Park may reopen in phases after a nearby scaffold collapse, but the main climbing structure will remain fenced until DOB inspections clear new scaffolding.

A 13-story Mount Sinai medical and community facility at 1578 Lexington has begun to rise in East Harlem, bringing outpatient care, a Children’s Aid center and a new church space.

Leqaa Kordia, detained after a Columbia protest, was released from the Prairieland ICE facility in Texas on a $100,000 bond after more than a year in custody. Her case had drawn legal challenges and public pressure from officials and advocates.

Kenneth Windley was exonerated after prosecutors and a judge agreed new evidence showed he didn’t commit a 2005 Brooklyn robbery. He walked free Monday after 19 years behind bars.

A blaze at 1780 East 13th Street in Homecrest left two people injured Monday evening, one in critical condition, officials said. FDNY crews fought flames on the building's second floor.

A new comptroller report finds service industries now account for more than 85% of New York jobs. Health care leads growth while manufacturing declines in many regions.

Bank of America signed a 20‑year triple‑net lease for the full office portion and some retail at One Bryant Park, a major vote of confidence for the Bryant Park market.

A swastika was scrawled on a vacant Court Street storefront in Brooklyn Heights, prompting an NYPD hate‑crime probe as antisemitic incidents climb in the city.