Continuum opened sales for The Morgan, an 18‑story, 137‑unit condo at 38 East 35th with club‑style amenities and a sales gallery now open.

A small affordable-housing lottery opened July 16 at The Ohm in West Chelsea — 10 studios and 28 one-bedrooms priced just over $1,000 with utilities included.

A crackdown that sealed more than 1,400 unlicensed cannabis shops has left landlords with padlocked storefronts, seized inventory and looming fines.

A 14‑story mixed‑use building at 335 Bond Street is complete, bringing new rental homes, retail and light‑manufacturing space to Gowanus.

A Manhattan developer has filed to rezone a Midwood lot for a 229-unit building that would include income-restricted homes and a large community facility.

Peter Fine has listed a 419‑unit Mott Haven rental with deep tax breaks and an assumable 3.84% loan.

MetroLoft closed on 1 Whitehall days after buckled columns at its Midtown conversion forced evacuations and triggered probes. The deal highlights risks across the conversion pipeline.

Affiliates of Apollo provided a $71M construction loan to convert 139 Franklin Street in Tribeca into roughly 18 luxury condominiums with interiors by Ryan Korban.

Median Manhattan co-op sales jumped to $895,000 in Q2 as buyers shift back into co-ops. Trophy trades still command big premiums at the very top.

Gov. Hochul has tapped a team to convert the Intrepid parking lot into about 1,100 homes, with on-site affordable units and preserved museum access.

A $45M construction loan will finance an 11‑story, 72‑unit condo on West 135th in Harlem, including retail and a 15,000‑sq‑ft community space with delivery planned for summer 2028.

An arts nonprofit offered a 10‑year rent guarantee and a $5M restoration trust in a bid to stop demolition of the landmarked UWS West‑Park Presbyterian Church.

Brookfield is in exclusive talks to buy roughly 10% of Hudson Square Properties and would become the portfolio’s operating partner, betting on Manhattan’s tech surge.