The UN Plaza in Manhattan is set for a $500 million revamp, while the UN Plaza in San Francisco expands its skatepark, reflecting efforts to enhance public spaces.

New York City increases its HomeFirst Down Payment Assistance Program to $100,000 for first-time homebuyers to help make homeownership more accessible.

A judge ordered RFR Holding to vacate the Chrysler Building due to a default on $21 million in rent, despite RFR's lawsuit to prevent lease termination by landlord Cooper Union.

Blackstone is in discussions to buy 1345 Avenue of the Americas, despite a high office vacancy rate in NYC, betting on renewed demand for premium space.

Plans for a mixed-income housing project in Gansevoort Square with up to 600 units are moving forward, despite local opposition and concerns about the structure's scale.

The Grand Concourse Library in the Bronx will be renovated and include affordable housing. This is part of Mayor Adams' initiative to address NYC’s housing crisis by combining public libraries with residential spaces.

NYC proposes rezoning Midtown for 10,000 new apartments, including affordable units, to address the housing crisis and rejuvenate the area post-pandemic. Critics question its benefits for low-income residents.

New York's houseboat communities face eviction amid the city's housing crisis and marina redevelopment plans, leaving residents like Barry Green searching for new homes.

New residential developments are underway in Astoria, Queens, including Raymond Chan's 29-unit building with retail and healthcare spaces, and the Durst Organization's Halletts Point project with two towers and waterfront access.

Manhattan's median rent rose to $4,334 in December, and Brooklyn held at $3,495, both reflecting an upward market trend. Rental competition remains fierce, with increases expected to continue.

A lawsuit by JRT Realty alleges collusion between Cushman & Wakefield and a NYC official in leasing deals. A separate corruption probe involves high-level aides and is examining bribery accusations.

Mayor Eric Adams surpassed his "24 in 24" affordable housing goal in NYC, completing 26 projects ahead of the 2024 target, addressing the city's housing crisis.

The Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx is set to be redeveloped into a vibrant community hub with event spaces and affordable housing, projecting significant economic impact and job creation.