Rents for warehouses next to JFK have topped $30 per square foot as a new cargo hub and a leasing surge tighten local supply. Tenants are being pushed to farther submarkets.

A viral video shows a wrong-way driver run over a cyclist's bike on Fifth Avenue in Park Slope while police declined to issue a ticket.

Avdoo’s Bergen in Boerum Hill is now about 80% sold and has begun closings, with most buyers coming from the New York metro area and a large amenity program driving demand.

A 371‑unit project at 498 Columbia is under construction, but neighbors and city records raise questions about whether the homes will serve longtime Red Hook residents. City financing and an indictment tied to the developer have sharpened scrutiny.

The Selldorf-designed One Domino Square is now 70% sold and has topped $300M in sales after record-setting penthouse deals. The condo portion is nearing sell‑out.

An affiliate of Rabsky Group filed Department of Buildings plans for two 11‑story rentals in Bed‑Stuy totaling 197 units, part of a wider 99‑unit trend tied to 485‑x.

A 30-year-old man was punched repeatedly on the southbound No. 2 platform at Beverly Road in Flatbush; the attacker fled and the victim was listed in stable condition.

Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz sold their Cobble Hill townhouse for about $12 million, roughly double what they paid in 2017. The trade highlights the premium for deep‑lot brownstones.

Empire State Realty Trust paid roughly $46M for retail units at 127 Kent Ave, expanding its North Sixth Street portfolio and reshaping Williamsburg storefronts.

Tenants at a Kensington Ocean Parkway building say faulty elevators are a daily safety hazard; the Department of Buildings has launched an inspection.

Nassau County detectives say a 41‑year‑old Brooklyn woman was arrested after allegedly stealing more than $50,000 from over two dozen stores in Elmont and nearby areas.

A lithium‑ion battery sparked heavy smoke at the Williamsburgh branch of the Brooklyn Public Library Sunday; FDNY extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A Bushwick bookstore has launched a $50K fundraiser to buy the Bureau of General Services — Queer Division, which faces an April closure. The campaign has raised about $16,655 so far.