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Parisian cashmere label Kujten leased a 2,567-square-foot SoHo storefront at 92 Greene Street, expanding after its Madison Avenue debut.
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Alidoro is expanding in Manhattan with new locations at One Madison Avenue and the Empire State Building, joining its Rockefeller Center and Moynihan outposts.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Manhattan’s licensed-agent ranks dipped in 2025 after years of crowded competition, leaving brokers competing for fewer listings. The shift could ease pressure on top producers.
Six completed Crown Heights developments add about 230 apartments and condos, from an all‑electric rental with income‑targeted units to supportive housing with a health clinic.
Politics & Govt in ...
The NYC Commission on Racial Equity will host a free Juneteenth program at Central Park’s SummerStage this Friday, pairing performances with public input on Local Laws 91 and 92.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Brooklyn man was sentenced to five years after prosecutors say he sexually abused the body of a rider on an R train in April 2025. The case reignited debate about subway safety and immigration detainers.
Police are searching for a man who grabbed a 16‑year‑old near Avenue T and Coney Island Avenue on May 30. Crime Stoppers is asking for tips.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Amtrak says Tube No. 2 will remain closed into August 2026 after crews found widespread concrete voids and porous insulator attachment points during rehab work.
The 19th‑century Church Missions House at 281 Park Avenue South is reportedly under contract after years on the market. The buyer and terms remain undisclosed.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
A Rutgers genetic survey found many city mice carry mutations that blunt commonly used poisons, complicating pest control in Brooklyn.
A 35,000-square-foot food hall, Shaver Hall, opens next Friday in the former Lord & Taylor building on Fifth Avenue. The hall brings 11 vendors, three restaurants and a stage-focused bar to Midtown.
Letitia James sued two Brooklyn landlords, saying they hid rent‑stabilized apartments and charged market rents while tenants faced violations and harassment.
Owner of 286 Madison Avenue is in talks to restructure a roughly $60M mortgage as the loan’s August maturity approaches amid elevated office‑loan stress.
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