Albert Watson has relisted his Tribeca duplex at 101 Warren Street with a $17.5M ask — below the $21.5M price he once sought. The listing is live now.

Minor Hotels will convert the landmark Lambs Club building at 130 W 44th into The Wolseley Hotel New York, opening early 2027 with London’s Wolseley restaurant as its culinary anchor. The 76-room hotel will include a cellar speakeasy and a wellness center.

EliseAI added another floor at 401 Fifth Ave after a 109,000‑sf, 10‑year lease — a sign AI tenants are helping push Midtown’s office recovery.

New reports show Wall Street led finance hiring since 2019 while tech keeps bringing young, well‑paid workers — a split that will keep housing demand firm.

A Housing Connect lottery at Waterline Square lists dozens of income‑restricted units — some advertised under $1,000 — inside a luxury complex with a skate park and golf simulator.

Hospitality-minded coworking operator The Malin signed a 15-year lease for the whole fifth floor at 10 Astor Place in NoHo. The space is due to open in the first quarter of 2027.

A five-story Flatiron building at 22 West 23rd Street sold for $15M, a notable markup from its 2023 purchase.

David Werner closed on One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza after lining up a $250M JPMorgan loan. He plans $60M in upgrades to lease the near‑30% vacant tower.

SL Green sold the ground‑floor condo that housed Gotham Bar & Grill at 12 East 12th Street to a restaurateur, returning the storied space to operator hands.

Ameriprise renewed its 78th-floor lease at One World Trade Center, keeping 37,704 square feet for another decade as the tower nears full occupancy. The move is a retention win for Durst and the Port Authority.

An Ohio senior-housing operator purchased the Fairfield Inn at 21 West 37th for about $39.9M; filings show Wells Fargo financing while the hotel remains bookable.

Broad Street Development and KSR Capital wrapped a $138M recap of 370 Lexington, pairing Acore debt with a $28M equity infusion and plans for $10M in upgrades.

Aalto57, a 169‑unit Midtown East rental, has been listed for sale as Manhattan asking rents reach multi‑year highs. The marketing highlights big retail income and a tax abatement.