Rockrose secured a $404M mortgage for the Archive at 666 Greenwich, a landmarked West Village rental that attracted agency financing.

Taft has taken a full floor in a Midtown tower and plans to grow its New York bench to about 100 lawyers over the next five years.

26 Bleecker Street, the former Planned Parenthood Manhattan clinic in NoHo, was sold last year and is now slated for luxury condo and retail conversion as public filings surface. Landmarks notices and a developer rendering signal the project is moving toward permitting.

A West 57th Street condo tied to the family behind a controversial Mexican firm is set for a foreclosure auction, Crain's reports.

A 35‑story, 470‑foot ODA‑designed tower at 303 East 44th Street topped out in Midtown East and is moving into interior and façade work ahead of a 2027 finish.

Wells Fargo led a $1.4 billion financing package for a Hudson Yards tower, signaling renewed bank appetite for marquee Manhattan office deals.

A Rosario Candela maisonette with a 30-foot great room overlooking Central Park is asking $22.5 million.

A long-vacant Central Park Avenue property has been converted into a five-story CubeSmart facility, reopening a once-empty block with climate-controlled storage. City officials attended the ribbon-cutting.

Community Board 6 unanimously opposed Phipps Houses’ West Farms rezoning, citing management worries and infrastructure strain as the project enters city review.

A Veterans United study finds more than 58,000 VA loans went unused in 2024, leaving roughly $27.9 billion in potential home‑loan volume — concentrated in pricey metros.

Ventas has purchased The Bristal at Westbury and will invest about $1.2M in upgrades while keeping management and a 20% affordable unit set‑aside. Officials say the tax benefits transfer will remain in place.

Fitch assigned AAAsf to the senior notes of NYC Trust 2026‑9W57, backing a $1.8B loan on 9 West 57th; the refi refinances debt and is set to return roughly $516M to Soloviev Group.

Under construction near the High Bridge, the Highbridge project has already generated about $23 million for the Bronx economy. Developers say the work is creating jobs, local contracts and low‑carbon amenities.