Downtown Brooklyn Tower Snags $125 Million Lifeline And New Tenants
JEMB recapitalized One Willoughby Square with new partners and a $125M Deutsche Bank loan, rolling out prebuilt suites and landing retail and office leases. The move aims to jump‑start leasing on the tower’s upper floors.
Tire-Slashing Spree Knocks Out NYPD Cruisers Outside Windsor Terrace Cop Base
Seven marked NYPD cruisers had their tires slashed outside the SRG 3 headquarters in Windsor Terrace; detectives are investigating as video from Washington Square Park circulated.
Industrious Snags Two Sky-High Floors In NoMad Power Move
Industrious is taking the 18th and 19th floors at 386 Park Ave South in NoMad — about 23,000 sq ft and roughly 160 private seats. The lease expands the operator’s Manhattan footprint as flex demand returns.
Sleepy Seal Stalls Traffic On Long Beach Boulevard In Harvey Cedars
A seal wandered onto Long Beach Boulevard in Harvey Cedars on Feb. 24 and was taken to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center for care. Officials say it is underweight but uninjured.
Mountain State Leads 21-State Revolt Over Federal Gas Appliance Rules
West Virginia’s attorney general is leading 21 states to the Supreme Court over DOE rules that critics say would phase out non‑condensing gas appliances and force costly home retrofits. The case raises big questions about agency power and consumer choice.
Bay State Newborns Could Get DNA Checkup Before Leaving Hospital
Massachusetts plans to join the GUARDIAN newborn genome‑screening pilot that tests for 450+ treatable genetic conditions. The voluntary program would require state review before enrollment begins.












