Athena Club leased the full 44th floor at 140 Broadway, more than doubling its Manhattan headquarters as the brand accelerates hiring and retail expansion.

New York City startups pulled in $1.6B in late-stage digital health funding in Q1 2026 as investors concentrate on AI-enabled, revenue-generating platforms.

Global Holdings is retrofitting more than 2,000 windows at Nomad Tower with LuxWall transparent insulation to boost energy performance and tenant comfort.

Convene secured $230M to grow its house‑of‑brands and opened a 32,000‑sq‑ft SoHo flagship with immersive production capabilities.

Investors are shifting money into Queens industrial and retail assets that offer repositioning potential and air‑rights upside.

Debris from a 16th-floor façade fell near City Hall; DOB says no injuries and streets remain closed while crews secure the scene.

Monkey Thief has quietly returned to Ninth Avenue as a short-term pop-up while its permanent Hell’s Kitchen home is finished.

FDNY closed Reade Street after debris fell from 291 Broadway in Tribeca; crews secured the scene and the Department of Buildings was asked to inspect the facade.

An 18-year-old was stabbed near Times Square Sunday night and taken to Bellevue Hospital in stable condition as police investigate.

Three new signings totaling about 77,400 square feet pushed 101 Park Avenue to roughly 98 percent leased, a notable win for owner H.J. Kalikow as Midtown demand returns.

After a week of fasting, home care workers paused their hunger strike after Speaker Julie Menin promised talks on Intro. 303 to ban 24‑hour shifts — but the bill remains unsettled.

Mary Cain’s new memoir traces her rise from Bronxville prodigy to Stanford med student and lays bare alleged abuse at the Nike Oregon Project.

A fight at Sal’s Deli spilled into the street Saturday night at Avenue B and East 13th Street; police say one man was killed and another was hospitalized.