Boston Properties is marketing the ground lease for 7 Times Square with a $700M–$750M price range. The listing will be a rare test of demand for trophy Midtown offices.

Miami’s Pura Vida opened a large Flatiron flagship at 100 5th Ave, introducing soft‑serve Greek frozen yogurt sweetened with allulose alongside new savory plates.

HarbourVest has signed a long-term lease for nearly 20,000 square feet at 9 W. 57th, opening its first Manhattan office in a trophy Midtown tower.

Lincoln Square’s IMAX 70mm screenings sold out fast, and resellers and scammers are listing seats for hundreds — sometimes far more — as fans hunt the rare presentation.

Philly favorite Love & Honey Fried Chicken is opening its first NYC shop at 229 Flatbush near Barclays Center, bringing hand-dredged chicken and banana pudding to Brooklyn later this month.

A resident-designed Gravesend park now features a pathway made from roughly 450,000 recycled wine corks plus new play features and stormwater gardens.

A two-alarm blaze damaged a vacant Flatbush house long eyed for redevelopment; FDNY marshals and DOB inspectors are on scene assessing structural damage.

A suspect was arrested after an incendiary device sent smoke outside the FBI's New York office at 26 Federal Plaza in Foley Square. The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating.

Federal prosecutors say a Wethersfield woman coerced a 13-year-old Long Island boy she met online and brought him to her Connecticut home; she was ordered detained.

Westchester County closed nine Long Island Sound beaches after heavy rain Saturday amid concerns about runoff‑driven bacteria. Reopenings depend on follow‑up testing and additional rain.

Semma, a Michelin‑starred West Village restaurant, received a B health grade after inspectors cited temperature, contamination and pest issues. Managers say the grade was posted in a small window.

Coleman Street neighbors say a leaning, unpruned street tree has dropped branches near children and now looms over roofs and power lines. They want the city and utilities to inspect and act.

Nine people were arrested and 12 vehicles impounded after Suffolk County’s Street Takeover Task Force stopped a late‑night gathering on Central Avenue in East Farmingdale.