Lenders have pressed a foreclosure action on the Helmsley Building at 230 Park Ave as RXR pursues restructuring, new capital and conversion options.

A long‑vacant SoHo corner at 144 Spring Street sold for $14M — about 44% less than the 2012 price — as buyers weigh strong rents against tougher build economics.

Meta signed a 10‑year lease at 697 Fifth Ave to turn its pop‑up into Meta Lab New York, taking five levels and roughly 15,000 square feet on Fifth Avenue.

The Frontier at 200 E 39th was moved to special servicing after a borrower missed a roughly $44M payoff; the sponsor says refinancing talks are underway.

A gold‑capped duplex atop the landmarked O'Neill Building in Chelsea is asking $13.5M. The penthouse pairs a private cupola with more than 2,500 square feet of terraces.

Ford Models signed an 11,986-square-foot lease at 36 East 31st Street and will occupy the entire eighth floor as its New York office on a five-year, five-month term.

Industrious is expanding at Tower 49 in Midtown, adding two floors and about 52,000 sq ft to bring its footprint to nearly half the building.

Hundreds of complaints have flowed to DCWP since the FARE Act took effect, but only a handful of broker-fee refunds have been issued to tenants. Enforcement numbers and borough hotspots don’t yet line up with expectations.

GFP Real Estate is in advanced talks to acquire the Chrysler Building ground lease; a looming $41M rent reset and major repair bills make a sale uncertain.

Country star Zach Bryan reportedly paid $13 million for a West Village townhouse that includes roughly 1,766 square feet of outdoor space and a ground-floor commercial unit.

A Greenwich Village retail condo at 126 Waverly Place sold for $23 million, a sign that prime, walkable storefronts in the Village remain in demand.

Popular Bank has sued Joseph Chetrit, saying he missed months of mortgage payments on his Upper East Side townhouse. The filing adds to mounting creditor pressure on the family.

A 13-story Mount Sinai medical and community facility at 1578 Lexington has begun to rise in East Harlem, bringing outpatient care, a Children’s Aid center and a new church space.