A burger concept and a med spa signed leases on East 13th Street near Union Square as storefront occupancy climbs and landlords favor food and wellness tenants.

An appellate panel lifted a pause on NYCHA’s Fulton and Elliott‑Chelsea redevelopment, letting lease signings and relocations resume. Seniors in Chelsea Addition face the first temporary moves.

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.