Aurora Contractors will build Suffolk County’s first Ronald McDonald House at Stony Brook, a roughly 60,000-sf facility with 30 private family suites. Construction is set to begin in fall 2026.

Crain's reporting says Brad Lander privately advocated for elements of the 122‑acre Brooklyn Marine Terminal redevelopment he later criticized, raising fresh questions for the project.

A ratings cut landed on SL Green’s 1515 Broadway after its Caesars casino bid failed, adding new pressure to refinance or repurpose the Times Square tower.

A two-level St. Regis penthouse in the Seaport lists for $44.5M and has been on market for more than 300 days, underscoring the limits of local buyers.

A 17‑story, 99‑unit mixed‑use tower has been proposed at 277 North 8th Street, with a large community facility and no accessory parking listed in the filings.

Linden Grove opens in Bushwick with 153 affordable senior units and on-site services managed by JASA.

Life Time has leased roughly 71,000 square feet at 83 Wythe Ave for a new Williamsburg athletic club with pools, spa and recovery amenities. Renderings show rooftop terraces and a possible pool deck with a 2026 buildout target.

A joint venture led by Avery Hall and the Brodsky Organization bought a contested Prospect Heights–Crown Heights assemblage inside the Atlantic Avenue rezoning corridor. The deal positions the team to pursue a mixed‑use project under the city’s new plan.

The city alleges a landlord turned Brooklyn and Bronx apartments into illegal short‑term rentals that netted more than $1.3M. Officials are asking a judge to shut down listings and seek penalties.

The 60‑story One Seaport tower at 161 Maiden Lane has stalled after contractors said its foundation was compromised. Engineers warn a costly underpinning may be the only long‑term fix.

Barclays Center is mid‑renovation with a reimagined atrium, a new AmEx lounge and a public art program that will install works by Sarah Sze and others.

Argentic is relocating its New York HQ to the renovated Gramercy Park Building at 257 Park Ave South as leasing momentum picks up in Midtown South.

A loan tied to the stalled Garment District condo at 335 W. 35th St. sold for roughly $15 million — an 85% haircut — giving buyers a low-cost path to take over the project.