Shareholders withheld support for several directors at a Manhattan lender, but plurality voting and board choices left them in place — raising fresh pressure from investors.

A Cobble Hill triplex at 181 Baltic Street led Brooklyn’s luxury contracts this week, showing continued demand for renovated townhouses and off‑market developer deals.

LPC will review a new 21-story proposal at 277 Canal that preserves the three-story Oltarsh base and would add 143 rental units, including 31 affordable apartments.

A profile put Bobby and Carola Jain's donations and properties in the spotlight, reigniting debate over donor influence on housing policy in Manhattan. The Jains say the policy views in question are those of affiliated researchers, not their own.

A reworked limestone Upper East Side townhouse went in contract about three weeks after listing at $18.5M, following a gut renovation and lavish outdoor spaces.

Sotheby’s CEO Philip White told CNBC Manhattan’s luxury market is “undervalued,” saying shifting buyer demand and Sotheby’s mid‑year outlook make parts of the city look like an opportunity.

The NYC Board of Education Retirement System signed a 78,000-sf lease at 55 Water Street, consolidating onto the 50th floor and locking in a 30-year presence in FiDi. The move adds to a recent string of large deals at the tower.

Saadia Group acquired a roughly 694,000‑SF office campus at 30 Knightsbridge Road in Piscataway; market data pegs the deal near $56.5M while county records show a June 21 deed filing.

A Sutton Place penthouse once offered at $45M has been relisted at $19M — but brokers say that price may still be ambitious.

Gilbane, Strada and CUCS closed financing for a 228-unit Bronx tower that pairs affordable apartments with supportive services and Passive House goals.

Majestic at 540 Degraw has topped out, bringing 255 apartments — 25% affordable — plus retail and LEED ambitions to Gowanus.

New Empire’s nine‑story condo at 747 Flatbush has closed a $75M construction loan, clearing the way for work on a busy Flatbush corridor.

A 21-story condo at 260 East 72nd Street topped out this week, adding mid‑50s units and retail to the Upper East Side.