GFP Real Estate secured a $95M bridge from BNY to refinance a three‑building NoHo portfolio that is now fully leased, signaling lender appetite for well‑located boutique offices.

Councilmember Virginia Maloney urged Mayor Mamdani and the NYPD to address an encampment under the FDR near East 23rd Street after safety incidents close to a U.N. school.

A 'farewell' notice appeared on the doors of City Tavern & Table at VIA 57 West, which had opened roughly a year ago and had been marketed as a neighborhood tavern. Online listings still showed hours and reservations.

A proposed all‑affordable supportive-housing project at 257-259 Canal St. would create 88 studio apartments and reserve 54 for youth who aged out of foster care. The plan, shown to Community Board 2, has already drawn preservation concerns.

Crain's reports roughly 50,000 jobs have been added since Zohran Mamdani’s nomination; state labor data show gains concentrated in health, finance and professional services while watchdogs urge caution.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani opened a lottery for 500 free tickets to the USATF Outdoor & Para National Championships at Icahn Stadium; entries close 11 p.m. Tuesday. Winners can claim up to two tickets.

NewYork‑Presbyterian plans a roughly $63M rework of inpatient space at Columbia’s Milstein Hospital to add medical‑surgical capacity and ease ED crowding.

Turret Equities bought a $19.9M distressed note tied to two Upper East Side condos that have been mired in fraud claims, bank action and a pending pre‑foreclosure.

Sony filed a new Manhattan lawsuit alleging Udio copied 30,117 recordings to train its AI and seeks statutory damages and an injunction.

More than 100 progressive Democrats, many tied to the DSA, have urged Schumer and Jeffries to back calls to abolish ICE after two recent fatal ICE encounters.

Police released images after a 64-year-old rider was punched at the 86th Street station on June 5. Tips can be called into Crime Stoppers.

New York’s Department of Buildings announced a first‑ever Existing Building Code to simplify renovations and preservation citywide, with the EBC taking effect July 17, 2027.

Tony‑winning Cats: The Jellicle Ball will close at the Broadhurst on Aug. 8 after producers said weekly grosses couldn’t cover the show’s costs.