A lender has sued to foreclose on the West Village property that houses Casa La Femme at 140 Charles St, raising questions about the restaurant and nearby apartments. Court dockets will determine the next steps.

A duplex penthouse at 16 Fifth Avenue closed for $32.5M, sharply below its $45M ask. The sale highlights pricing pressure at the top of downtown Manhattan's new-condo market.

Industrious will open a 28,000-sf coworking on the 6th and 7th floors of 875 Third Ave this summer, expanding its Midtown footprint and joining new retail.

MLS opened a 126,000-square-foot global headquarters at Penn 2 in Midtown, consolidating match-day operations, studios and event space ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

A plan to install lockable gates at Washington Square has split neighbors and park lovers ahead of a Community Board 2 hearing. The debate will play out at a public meeting this week.

A new comptroller report finds NYC processed $8.8B through opaque master agreements from FY2022–FY2025, with delivery orders that often lack line‑item detail. The office wants central data and public DO1 line items.

One year after a $160M makeover, the Davis Center at Harlem Meer has drawn more than 170,000 visitors and reshaped Central Park’s north end.

RXR and Korman Communities refinanced Hamilton Green with a $269M loan after a rapid lease‑up of the 477‑unit project, freeing the firm to refocus on Manhattan plans.

Bowen Yang and four others will lead the NYC Pride March on June 28, blending mainstream visibility with activist roots under the "For All of Us" theme.

Sushi By Bou is opening at The FIDI Hotel on Stone Street with a 14-seat omakase counter and a nearly 30-seat lounge. Previews run May 8–14 and the grand opening is May 15.

A Siena poll finds 67% of New Yorkers say the state's cost of living is out of control; rent and CPI data back up the concern and raise political stakes.

A federal judge sentenced Faisil McCants to 37.5 years after he fired 15 rounds in East Harlem, killing a 69‑year‑old woman who was using a walker.

Memorial Sloan Kettering posted a $47.9M operating loss for 2025 after a costly Epic EHR rollout and rising drug and supply costs. Leadership says volumes rebounded but margins are squeezed.