A guilty plea in the 2023 East Harlem shooting means Kuran Brown‑Wilson is likely to serve a promised 22‑year term. The plea closes a years‑long prosecution into a multi‑site spree.

A Midtown hotel at 342 West 40th has been listed for sale after a foreclosure transfer recorded a nominal $100, public records and reporting show.

Crain's reporting says Brad Lander privately advocated for elements of the 122‑acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment he later criticized, raising fresh questions for the project.

Adaptive Security is relocating its New York HQ to 120 Broadway, taking the 12th floor in a BarkBox sublease as it expands after a major funding round.

A 17‑story, 99‑unit mixed‑use tower has been proposed at 277 North 8th Street, with a large community facility and no accessory parking listed in the filings.

Life Time has leased roughly 71,000 square feet at 83 Wythe Ave for a new Williamsburg athletic club with pools, spa and recovery amenities. Renderings show rooftop terraces and a possible pool deck with a 2026 buildout target.

Neighbors watched as ICE arrested a 23-year-old DoorDash rider outside his East Harlem home, raising fresh questions about the limits of the mayor’s sanctuary order.

A joint venture led by Avery Hall and the Brodsky Organization bought a contested Prospect Heights–Crown Heights assemblage inside the Atlantic Avenue rezoning corridor. The deal positions the team to pursue a mixed‑use project under the city’s new plan.

A housing court ordered the arrest of HCCI leader Malcolm Punter after months of unresolved violations at 306 W. 114th. Tenants say mold, sewage and pests persisted.

A triplex penthouse at Sixteen Fifth Avenue is asking $59.95M and could set a Greenwich Village condo record.

City officials unveiled a one‑mile redesign of Linden Boulevard that would add center‑running bus lanes, concrete boarding islands and wider sidewalks after recent fatal crashes. The work is slated to be phased in with a target completion in summer 2027.

BPCA told a judge that a Battery Park City condo's refusal to allow entry could delay the Lower Manhattan flood-protection project. The authority says the measures sought are routine safety steps.

A U.K. national received a 10-year federal sentence after prosecutors said a Bordeaux Cellars scheme siphoned more than $97 million from investors. Restitution was postponed and $1M forfeiture ordered.