Rabsky paid $30M for 267 Broadway, ending years of legal limbo and adding another Manhattan project to its pipeline. The sale clears a long‑running receivership and hands the site to a prolific developer.

J.P. Morgan says about $1 trillion in dry powder is parked in the Northeast; advisers say New York could be a top beneficiary if that cash moves.

Chelsea Piers Fitness has pre‑leased a five‑story, 76,000‑square‑foot club at 250 Water, a major signal that Tavros’ long‑stalled Seaport project is moving forward. The mixed‑use plan calls for roughly 600 apartments with 25% affordable units.

Chef Sechul Yang’s new East Village trattoria, Sono, blends handmade pasta with fermented Korean flavors and house‑made soju.

Theodora is bringing a live‑fire Beach Club to Governors Island this summer with weekend beach parties and communal tasting menus. Tickets are available on Resy.

Dozens camped outside the Times Square Swatch ahead of the Swatch x Audemars Piguet Royal Pop release; paid line‑sitters and a reported medical emergency punctuated the frenzy.

New reviews and large U.S. studies link extreme heat to higher maternal complications; experts urge more prenatal guidance, cooling access and workplace protections in NYC.

Federal prosecutors say an Iraqi national coordinated attacks across Europe and allegedly pledged money for a New York synagogue attack, the criminal complaint alleges.

New York’s cannabis regulator has launched a pilot observational study testing oral THC and CBD for adults with inflammatory bowel disease, partnering with licensed dispensaries.

Chef Gang Lin, a Yoshino alum, plans an eight-seat omakase at 211 7th Ave with tasting menus starting at $250 per guest.

The team behind Grove Street Social and Grand Street Social filed plans for Clarke & Moore Kitchen and Bar at 201 Eighth Avenue, promising elevated pub food, cocktails, wine and beer.

Cool, cloudy Friday becomes breezy and partly sunny with a high near 65°F; weekend warms into the 70s and boaters should heed Small Craft Advisories.

Federal prosecutors say a Hartford man sexually abused and recorded a 12-year-old in Middletown. He was arrested May 9 and arraigned in Manhattan federal court.