Newmark will manage more than 21 million square feet of 601W's office portfolio — including Chicago’s Aon Center — a change that could affect whether JLL stays in the Loop tower.

A West Harlem walk‑up at 502 W. 135th was listed for $1.375M — Jay Martin tweeted it amounted to about $57K per unit, spotlighting how rent law and debt are reshaping values.

A 169‑unit affordable lottery is open for Starhill Phase II in Morris Heights. Studios start at $777 and applications are due Sept. 8, 2026.

Longtime Hotel Chelsea resident Gerald DeCock says he refuses a buyout after owners moved to evict him. The dispute highlights ongoing fights over the landmark's future.

Realterm paid $10.275M for a one‑acre Hunts Point lot at 935 Garrison Ave; brokers say FRESH‑eligibility, highway access and redevelopment upside drove competitive interest.

Meta Platforms will cut more than 1,000 New York City jobs, with over 400 roles at the Farley Building above Moynihan Train Hall.

Columbia paid $122M for 99 Claremont; the renovated Gothic building will open as a 300‑bed residence for the School of General Studies this fall.

A new pedestrian passage opened Friday in West Harlem, completing Janus Property’s master plan and linking the campus to 125th Street.

Sen. Brian Kavanagh says REST has built momentum in Albany and could let towns use public data to trigger rent stabilization. Landlords and tenant groups are gearing up for a fight.

Marvel is moving its comics publishing out of Midtown Manhattan to Disney’s Burbank campus and has named Stephen Wacker editor‑in‑chief as staff are asked to relocate by mid‑2027.

Congressman Mike Lawler won $5 million in federal funding to pay for water, sewer, road and pedestrian upgrades around Nanuet station as Clarkstown pushes its TOD plans.

Twin 50‑story towers at 280 Kent are rising above Domino Park, set to deliver 1,262 homes and new riverfront commercial space as construction advances.

A wall being torn down at a Sunset Park demolition site collapsed into the neighboring Salvation Army community center Thursday afternoon. City inspectors are on site and officials say no one was hurt.