Shareholders say Village View's board quietly marketed Parking Lot 7, a 110‑space lot, and drew developer bids in the mid‑$30M range — prompting a 400‑signature transparency petition.

New Fortress Energy's PlanCos asked a New York court to recognize a U.K. creditor-led restructuring that would convert most debt to equity. The move shines a spotlight on Bucks co-owner Wes Edens.

A lottery for Botanic Heights at 960 Franklin Ave has opened, offering 91 income‑restricted units at 130% AMI. Applications close on July 2, 2026.

President Trump announced Jay Clayton — Manhattan’s U.S. attorney and former SEC chair — as his pick for director of national intelligence amid a Capitol standoff over surveillance authority.

Manhattan prosecutors charged a North Carolina man in an alleged scheme to obtain hundreds of millions of shares as Jay Clayton vows to pursue private‑market fraud. The case underscores growing SDNY scrutiny of off‑market securities deals.

A developer gave WeWork a steep rent cut to keep the operator at 450–460 Park Avenue South, underscoring landlords’ preference for occupied floors over empty space.

Seniors at a South Bronx charter allege understaffing, turnover and punitive rules left them unprepared for high school. They filed formal complaints with charter officials.

Video shows heavy smoke as FDNY battled a Bushwick shed fire that injured three firefighters and drew a hazmat response after multiple propane tanks were reported.

French investigators say a shadowy influence network linked to an Israeli firm used fake sites and AI tools against candidates — and the same methods may have touched New York and Scotland votes. Authorities are expanding probes as platforms remove accounts and domains.

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.

Two FDNY firefighters were hospitalized after a second‑floor house fire on Dwight Place in the Bronx's Country Club neighborhood.

Groundbreaking in East Harlem marks the start of TBM work for Phase 2 of the Second Avenue Subway, advancing plans to bring Q service to 125th Street. Project leaders say reuse of old tunnels has identified major savings.

Hanover Capital sued Claudio Soifer for backing out of a $21.7M mortgage at 167 Fourth Avenue, seeking roughly $218K and further delaying the long‑stalled Park Slope project.