San Francisco AI firm Hightouch signed an ~18,000‑sq‑ft lease at 275 Seventh Avenue, nearly doubling its Manhattan footprint as the company scales in New York.

A 119‑unit Ocean Parkway building in Midwood sold for about $23.5M, city filings show. Records list an LLC tied to investor David Brecher as the buyer.

A developer has filed plans for roughly 145 apartments at Sunnyside's former Jehovah’s Witnesses assembly hall. Community Board 2 is weighing zoning and cultural-space questions.

Clarion Partners is marketing a 31,078‑square‑foot Midtown Nashville office at 2300 Charlotte Ave; the asking price is undisclosed.

GFP Real Estate signed more than 43,000 s/f in new leases at 520 Eighth Avenue, adding theater, nonprofit, medical and storage tenants to the Midtown tower.

After decades assembling their Dakota co-op, Tribeca founders Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff cut $25.1M from the original ask. The 6,000‑sq‑ft pad is now listed at $13.9M.

Oneonta approved a 12‑month moratorium on data centers after residents rallied against a proposed Eco‑Yotta project; state lawmakers are also debating a longer pause. The town will use the year to update zoning and request studies.

A 17-unit East Village mixed-use building at 21–23 E. 7th Street sold for about $11M; the seller is a producer of the Broadway show "Jagged Little Pill."

Chicago-based Prosperity Partners signed a 10-year lease for the entire 11th floor at 575 Madison, taking roughly 24,400 square feet as it relocates from 460 Park Avenue.

A three-story Nolita storefront at 236 Bowery sold for nearly $45M, highlighting persistent investor demand for downtown retail assets.

NYU Tandon and the Mayor’s climate office will produce the city’s first embodied‑carbon benchmarks to convert construction emissions into CO2e per square foot.

The Chambers Hotel at 13–15 West 56th Street has been sold to Toronto investors for about $66 million. The shuttered Midtown property’s future is unclear as filings and permits remain pending.

Haussmann’s $41M construction loan clears the way for a 75‑unit, 10‑story building at 16–20 Convent Ave in West Harlem. The project will include permanently affordable homes under new city and state tools.