Global Holdings and MAG Partners have filed plans for a 149‑unit rental at 122 Varick Street with roughly 25% of homes permanently affordable. The site sits catty‑corner from Disney’s new Hudson Square headquarters.

Former Miami mayor Francis Suarez signed on as a senior adviser to Ambition Accelerated, adding local political clout to a billionaire-backed push to recruit CEOs to South Florida.

A Midtown hotel leased to NYC Health + Hospitals' Bridge to Home program now faces a lender move toward foreclosure, putting the clinic-style shelter at risk.

Steve Madden signed a 13-year lease for roughly 60,000 sq ft at ESRT’s 501 Seventh Avenue and is relocating its headquarters from Long Island City to Midtown. The deal was disclosed in ESRT’s Q1 filing.

Sagehall, led by ex‑Extell CEO Sush Torgalkar, paid $80M for Scarsdale’s 750 White Plains Road as Saks Global sheds assets in bankruptcy. The mixed‑use center includes medical offices and national chains.

The state AG asked a judge to compel a sponsor to hand over records in a probe of the Clinton Hill condo conversion. The filings allege a reserve fund was diverted and the project later went into foreclosure.

An appellate panel revived Eli Karp's fraud claims against Madison Realty Capital, sending the 1580 Nostrand dispute back to Kings County court. The decision keeps loan-to-own allegations alive.

A renovated West Village townhouse at 67 Charles Street is asking $25 million. The seller is tied to Arel Capital and the listing highlights a garden, terraces and modern renovations.

A rare 32‑foot‑wide Park Slope brownstone known as the Kenyon House has reappeared on the market with a $16M ask and trophy‑scale rooms, terraces and a garden unit.

Eric Eisner paid just under $10 million for 178 East 73rd after a judge allowed the estate to sell, ending a months-long family legal fight. The deed was recorded in late April.

Anthropic is closing in on a full‑building lease at 330 Hudson Street — roughly 466,000 square feet — a major New York expansion for the AI firm. The move would add a big footprint to the city’s reinvigorated office market.

The Brooklyn Bar Association has listed its historic Brooklyn Heights HQ at 123 Remsen Street for $12M. The sale is aimed at freeing funds for member services while operations continue.

New renderings show a 28‑story, 276‑unit student residence planned at 467–473 West 165th Street, designed by BKSK and tied to Columbia's medical campus.