Sailor & Siren is moving from pop‑up to permanent storefront at 817 Manhattan Avenue in Greenpoint. The team promises full‑lobster rolls and whoopie‑pie desserts while permits are secured.

A Mount Vernon contractor has sued Marcum and CBIZ, saying auditors misstated its books as creditors closed in.

JLL arranged a $69.5M Freddie Mac refinance for Rockrose’s fully occupied West Village building at 100 Jane St., locking in 10‑year fixed financing.

France’s Patrouille de France will fly down the Hudson, lifting from Stewart Airport, passing West Point and finishing over the Statue of Liberty for America250. Expect a mid‑morning, high‑speed run visible from riverfront parks.

A Brooklyn gambler hit the Super Grand Bonus at Hard Rock Atlantic City, pocketing $342,334 after a $50 wager on a $5 slot. Tax withholding and record‑keeping apply.

A9600A would add ARFID to New York’s legal list of eating disorders after a 60–0 Senate vote, a change sponsors say will expand coverage and awareness.

A new 17‑story, 126‑unit project called Rose on Main has opened its affordable‑home lottery in downtown New Rochelle. Applications are due Sept. 9, 2026.

Centre 360 opens this week atop the Dinkins Municipal Building with free, 15‑minute rooftop tours. Reservations are free but limited; new slots are released monthly.

Central Park’s Great Lawn will host a free, ticketed World Cup Final watch party for about 50,000 people on July 19. A Global Citizen lottery opens June 11.

Catalyst secured $281M in loans from Blackstone and J.P. Morgan to back 77 industrial outdoor storage sites across 12 U.S. markets.

PointState founder Zach Schreiber listed 39 Fairfield Pond Lane in Sagaponack for $152.5M — a rare oceanfront compound that could reset South Fork pricing.

Abercrombie returned to SoHo with a three‑floor flagship at 520 Broadway, debuting a 'Heritage Meets Modern' design and a new accessories department. The opening follows a planned lease of the former Lululemon footprint.

John Singh was found guilty of murder and manslaughter in the 2024 stabbing death of his 78‑year‑old brother‑in‑law in Yonkers. Sentencing is set for July 17.