The workforce-tech firm's new Penn District space can fit more than 1,000 workers as AI companies flood into Manhattan.

Aurora Capital closed on 55 unsold units at 609 Second Avenue as Manhattan's new-development market cools sharply.

A Kasowitz attorney wants off the case over unpaid legal bills as Meyer Chetrit says his firm is falling apart.

A $3.56 million project replaces Joey Harrison's Surf Club, destroyed in 2012, with a new boardwalk, pavilion and parking lot.

A 148-unit rental tower with a pickleball court and fitness center is planned on Queens Boulevard, steps from the 7 train.

A 119-unit building is planned near the Church Avenue subway stop, with units averaging 746 square feet.

New plans call for an eight-story building near the 183rd Street subway stop, the latest in a wave of University Heights projects.

70 Broad Street changed hands for a fraction of its old price, after sitting empty for years and cycling through bankruptcy.

BDT & MSD has agreed to take majority control of Sunrise Senior Living, whose Upper West Side tower charges upward of $17,000 a month.

Aby Rosen's firm acquires the retail condo housing Prada's Madison Avenue flagship.

A 25-foot-wide Washington Avenue townhouse sold off-market, edging out the old record set by the Pfizer Mansion in 2021.

The Historic House Trust is restoring Washington Heights' beloved cast-iron lighthouse, with Henson Architecture leading the design.

The 717 Fifth Avenue flagship already has a family office and healthcare firm signed on, with more deals in the works.