StreetEasy’s analysis shows late spring offers the most choices in NYC: May peaks for listings, June for open houses, and May/October for price cuts.

A U.S. attorney appointed by a panel of judges in Albany was fired hours later by the Justice Department, leading to controversy and criticism from New York Democratic senators.

Ladder Capital has taken title to three East Harlem rentals once owned by HAP Investments after a judicial foreclosure tied to a 2021 mortgage. Court records name HAP founders as guarantors.

A 100% nonprofit team will replace the boarded‑up 1024 Fulton Street with 125 affordable apartments, a 27,000‑sq‑ft community center and a small clinic.

A retired Princeton ENT and his wife closed on a Central Park West condo for $24.8M that was previously owned by an offshore company linked to a 2013 Hong Kong insider‑trading finding.

A 71-year-old man is in critical condition after a hit-and-run near Ocean Avenue and Avenue S in Sheepshead Bay; police say the driver fled the scene. Investigators are searching for witnesses.

Renwick Hospitality will open Golden Child, a rooftop cocktail bar at Hotel Park Ave in NoMad, slated for Spring 2026.

A man was shot and killed inside a Midtown Manhattan 7‑Eleven at 589 Eighth Avenue Thursday morning; police say no arrests have been made and a suspect is being sought.

An unvaccinated infant who recently traveled abroad tested positive for measles, marking New York City’s first case of 2026 and prompting contact tracing.

Median Manhattan rent hit $4,695 in January as would‑be buyers delay purchases and listings stay tight across the borough. Competition and scarce supply are keeping rents high.

Wonder acquires Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken, expanding its food hall empire and planning to scale up the brand, with no immediate changes to the East Village location.

A 13-year-old boy was slashed in the face near Neptune Avenue and W 5th Street in Coney Island; he's in stable condition and police are investigating.

Vornado says it leased about 3.7 million square feet in Manhattan in 2025, led by PENN 2 and a planned redevelopment at 623 Fifth Ave.