JPMorgan, Goldman and Citi hauled in big Q2 gains from prime brokerage and equity financing as IPOs and heavy trading swelled prime balances and fees.

The viral sundae chain Scoop N Scootery has inked a lease at 162 Bleecker St for its first NYC shop, aiming to open in fall 2026 in Greenwich Village.

MetroLoft closed on 1 Whitehall days after buckled columns at its Midtown conversion forced evacuations and triggered probes. The deal highlights risks across the conversion pipeline.

The Yankees are reportedly negotiating nearly $3 billion in financing with Apollo, a mostly-debt package that could unlock liquidity while keeping ownership intact.

Letitia James says New York and a bipartisan coalition secured over $29 million from Glenmark after alleged price‑fixing. The funds aim to reimburse patients and state health programs.

A Bronx man admitted to stealing more than $100,000 from nearly two dozen New Yorkers searching for apartments, prosecutors say.

An official LDS social post spotlighted New York designer Pono Skousen — and revealed he runs Church of Martin, a queer‑Mormon label that sparked an online debate.

Affiliates of Apollo provided a $71M construction loan to convert 139 Franklin Street in Tribeca into roughly 18 luxury condominiums with interiors by Ryan Korban.

Median Manhattan co-op sales jumped to $895,000 in Q2 as buyers shift back into co-ops. Trophy trades still command big premiums at the very top.

Two New York rights groups sued in Manhattan, saying Trump-era sanctions on the ICC chilled advocacy and halted work on Gaza-related submissions.

The NYPD 26th Precinct warned Harlem residents about a jewelry-swap scam that targets pedestrians. Keep valuables hidden and report suspicious approaches.

Zeckendorf heirs say a Pierre Soulages stolen in the 1970s was sold at Christie’s; they sued Weis heirs and are seeking the nearly $5M sale proceeds.

Federal prosecutors say final sentences were handed down to more than 40 members of two violent Hudson Valley gangs.