Dalan Real Estate filed March 6, 2026 foreclosure suits against Steve Croman, alleging defaults on four mortgages tied to nine Manhattan rental buildings.

The long-vacant Hotel Carter at 250 W. 43rd St. is set for an all-cash sheriff's auction on May 6, 2026 after years of city violations and lender pressure.

Star On 18, the Chelsea diner at 128 Tenth Ave, announced it will close after 25 years; owners gave no final date and the space’s future is uncertain.

Clipper Equity filed DOB plans to split 1800 Park Avenue into seven 99‑unit buildings, creating 693 apartments while staying under 485‑x wage triggers.

A five‑story tenement at 1301 Third Avenue still stands between two luxury condos, forcing engineers and developers to build around it.

REBNY's Q4 2025 pipeline shows 511 filings and 13,982 multifamily units; Queens led the quarter in proposed square footage.

Business and tourism groups asked City Hall to pause short‑term rental limits from June 1–July 31, arguing hotels won’t absorb World Cup demand. City Hall will meet with leaders next week.

Wharton Properties secured a $176M Acore refinancing to replace a CMBS loan on 1551 Broadway, stabilizing the Times Square retail block anchored by American Eagle.

RFR is reportedly pursuing a roughly $130M refinancing on a landmark Manhattan hotel, Green Street reports. The move comes as hotel deal flow returns to NYC.

Uber is poised to add roughly 86,000 square feet at 3 World Trade Center, which would boost its footprint to about 438,000 square feet.

Amazon purchased a 143‑acre parcel in the Town of Florida, N.Y., marketed as the Mohawk Valley Industrial Center; brokers say the shovel‑ready site is close to I‑90.

A full-floor skypad at 200 Amsterdam is under contract in a deal expected to close near $12M; the white-box unit leaves room for a custom build.

An Evercore ISI analysis shows major Manhattan office portfolios are now priced below mid‑2020 levels as AI worries and loan stress push valuations down.