A foreclosure complaint targets Park Ridge International’s Midtown HQ at 40 West 37th Street, court papers show. The filing adds to mounting distress in Manhattan’s office debt market.

DOF will hold a remote hearing at 11 a.m. on July 9 to take comment on rules for the new pied‑à‑terre surcharge. The notice explains how to register to speak, submit written comments and what the draft rules would mean for co‑ops, condos and single‑family homes.

Four tenants, including AI startups and a web developer, signed at 60 Madison Ave., adding roughly 70,000 square feet and signaling continued Midtown South demand.

A Manhattan mother says two children were bitten by mice inside their NYCHA apartment and has sued the authority, alleging permanent injuries.

Moinian booked four new leases at 50 Madison Ave — two by AI startups taking full floors — adding roughly 90,000 sq ft as Midtown South heats up.

Rogo will expand its Manhattan headquarters and create more than 400 jobs, backed by up to $6.5M in state tax credits and a recent $160M funding round. The move deepens the city’s AI-for-finance cluster.

The city approved a nearly 120,000-square-foot bonus allowing Extell to build a 71‑story tower at 871 Seventh Ave in exchange for promised accessibility upgrades at the 50th Street subway station. The deal has split neighbors and the community board.

Shareholders withheld support for several directors at a Manhattan lender, but plurality voting and board choices left them in place — raising fresh pressure from investors.

LPC will review a new 21-story proposal at 277 Canal that preserves the three-story Oltarsh base and would add 143 rental units, including 31 affordable apartments.

A profile put Bobby and Carola Jain’s donations and properties in the spotlight, reigniting debate over donor influence on housing policy in Manhattan. Critics say the couple’s wealth undercuts their advocacy.

A reworked limestone Upper East Side townhouse went in contract about three weeks after listing at $18.5M, following a gut renovation and lavish outdoor spaces.

Sotheby’s CEO Philip White told CNBC Manhattan’s luxury market is “undervalued,” saying shifting buyer demand and Sotheby’s mid‑year outlook make parts of the city look like an opportunity.

The NYC Board of Education Retirement System signed a 78,000-sf lease at 55 Water Street, consolidating onto the 50th floor and locking in a 30-year presence in FiDi. The move adds to a recent string of large deals at the tower.