Walker & Dunlop and Pretium’s joint venture closed a $75.7M bridge loan to refinance a 174‑unit Chelsea building, bridging the property to an anticipated HUD 223(f) takeout. The deal marks the venture’s first closed transaction and aims to preserve affordable units while permanent financing is secured.

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.

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.

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.

Rollcraft, a 24-seat counter-only handroll bar, is slated to open June 9 at 77 E 10th St with Edomae-style, lightly cured fish and premium sake by the glass.

Five people were stabbed Sunday evening inside Penn Station's NJ Transit concourse; victims were taken to Bellevue and a suspect was arrested, officials say.

A beaver was filmed swimming near the Gansevoort Peninsula — the first confirmed beaver sighting in Hudson River Park’s estuarine sanctuary.

State health officials published proposed rules for the Medical Aid in Dying law, specifying a five‑day wait, mental‑health checks and reporting requirements before the law takes effect August 5, 2026.

Kristina Khorram has asked a judge to dismiss a former assistant’s lawsuit tying her to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged “freak-off” parties. Her lawyers say the complaint relies on conclusory claims and does not connect her to unlawful conduct.

A federal lawsuit filed June 2 says Wicked and two nonprofit directories blocked a NYC composer from a paid apprenticeship because he is a white man. The case tests where diversity pipelines collide with civil‑rights law.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images after a May 31 attack on 125th Street that left a 47‑year‑old man slashed. Investigators are asking the public for tips.