Habitat for Humanity’s NYC chapter is planning 179 HDFC co‑op units across Brooklyn and the Bronx aimed at the city’s ‘missing middle.’

A rezoning application would let a developer replace industrial lots with a 10‑story, 296‑unit building at Linden Place, including retail and about 25% affordable units.

Tishman Speyer closed roughly $214M in financing to build a 300-unit affordable tower at Edgemere Commons in Far Rockaway, including supportive units and ground-floor retail. Construction is slated to start soon.

The Mamdani administration released maps, fact sheets and new LPC support to help homeowners add ADUs and let landmarked buildings monetize unused development rights.

Active listings climbed for the 15th straight month in May, but agents say starter homes remain scarce and competitive across many markets.

Alston & Bird signed a roughly 170,000-square-foot lease at 51 West 52nd Street, signaling renewed demand from law firms for trophy Midtown space.

A 150‑acre Riverhead estate once home to Martha Clara Vineyard is listed for about $20M with vineyards, barns and 89 potential residential lots.

Stockbridge bought the landmark Yorkville Bank building at 1511 Third Ave in a deal Crain's put at almost $50M. The fully leased Upper East Side storefronts are anchored by Gap and Equinox.

HPD will centralize Dismissal Request intake to Brooklyn on July 1, but owners still must mail or hand‑deliver paper forms and payments.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey put the 30‑year fixed at 6.49% this week, keeping mortgage costs stubbornly high and tightening affordability for many buyers.

Hostos is converting the landmark Bronx General Post Office into an allied‑health and natural‑science center, with renderings showing preserved murals and new labs.

Quality Services for the Autism Community signed a 25,000-square-foot lease at 1200 Zerega Ave in the Bronx to expand classrooms and outdoor programming.

A foreclosure complaint targets Park Ridge International’s Midtown HQ at 40 West 37th Street, court papers show. The filing adds to mounting distress in Manhattan’s office debt market.