A new housing lottery at Eight80 BK in Prospect Heights lists 65 income‑restricted units with rents from $962; applications close May 8, 2026.

Trump’s lawyers filed a 25‑page demand asking NY Attorney General Letitia James to turn over communications with Michael Cohen after the ex‑fixer said he felt coerced. The filing asks for transcripts, emails and recordings and raises preservation worries.

Skyline Developers paid $19.2M for air rights from the Brodsky Organization, opening the way for a taller tower at 185 East 80th Street. The acquisition consolidates a four-parcel site the Wilf family assembled in 2022.

A judge has given Charles Cohen 45 days to settle $135M or a court-appointed receiver will begin selling Midtown office buildings.

Ayat will open a Hinds Hall location at 941 Amsterdam, replacing Mama’s Pizza. The name and the restaurant’s ties to Columbia activism have split neighbors.

Ardian has teamed with ADIA and taken a majority stake in Kering’s Fifth Avenue retail condo, launching a real‑estate secondaries platform and signaling more U.S. buys.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after an 18‑year‑old was allegedly groped on a B41 bus near Flatbush & Empire. The suspect fled on foot; tip lines are open.

A five-alarm fire collapsed a Sunset Park waterfront warehouse early March 11, 2026; two firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation as crews worked through the morning.

UBS has asked a Brooklyn judge to confirm that a 1999 settlement bars new Holocaust‑era claims after investigators found nearly 900 Nazi‑linked accounts at Credit Suisse.

A four‑lot Grand Street assemblage sold for $13.5M, creating a North Brooklyn price benchmark and the prospect of a 55‑unit rental on the site.

Another Story, from the operators of Björk Cafe, will occupy 6,500 square feet on the D&D Building's 14th floor and is due to open late this spring.

A Manhattan jury convicted Camby Wilson in the 2022 East Harlem killing of Shaquell Gainey; DA Alvin Bragg announced the verdict on X.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office sued the Town of Beekman, alleging officials used zoning and costly permit demands to block a 12‑bed sober home for veterans and first responders.