Lightstone Group now controls the 172-unit 323 West 96th Street as Joel Wiener's firm keeps shedding NYC assets.

King's Capital unveils red-brick renderings for a 74-foot condo next to Nolita's 1825 landmark convent, across from Elizabeth Street Garden.

Culture is bringing its scratch-made Greek yogurt to 205 Third Avenue, with more machines and flavors than its first two shops.

The 15,000-square-foot active gaming venue takes over a former Toys "R" Us at 24 Union Square East, with a Carvel-themed game launching at Saturday's grand opening.

Seafarers International House is converting a former Catholic rectory near City Hall Park into its permanent headquarters, complete with a rooftop generator.

The brunch icon serves its last waffles August 30, but its strawberry butter and biscuits are moving to sister spot Fred's on Amsterdam Avenue.

CityPicklepalooza brings free open play, pro exhibitions, and a live DJ to Times Square Plaza starting August 26.

Prosecutors say Monserate Fernandez snuck back into his old Manhattan office a week after getting fired to raid the servers.

Dominique Ansel Bakery's beloved Pie Night comes back to its SoHo garden this September with 10 pies spanning every holiday on the calendar.

A near-$24 million Flatiron Building condo topped a slower week, even as contracts dipped from 26 to 18 deals.

A $675,000 condo board lawsuit and a city tax lien are closing in on Yitzchak Tessler's 260 Park Avenue South storefronts.

The deal caps eight years of litigation and pushes total payouts to $107.1 million, with lawyers set to claim up to a third in fees.

Robert Ascolillo lived in his truck for three months refueling generators at Ground Zero. Now in hospice, he says he'd still do it again.