An arts nonprofit offered a 10‑year rent guarantee and a $5M restoration trust in a bid to stop demolition of the landmarked UWS West‑Park Presbyterian Church.

Brookfield is in exclusive talks to buy roughly 10% of Hudson Square Properties and would become the portfolio’s operating partner, betting on Manhattan’s tech surge.

Midwood bought a four‑story office-and-retail building at 423 Fulton St. from sellers tied to the Nakash family and the Miami Casa Casuarina, industry reports say.

A four-building Hamilton Heights portfolio traded for $45M. The group includes about 129 subsidized apartments and storefronts near Amsterdam Avenue.

Katherine Acre Partners kicked off construction at 28 Pearl St., launching a nine‑story, 140‑unit building that includes 14 affordable apartments and new rooftop amenities.

A HireAHelper analysis finds only Louisiana, Iowa and Minnesota meet the 30% mortgage-to-income test. High prices and rising rates leave most states out of reach.

Michael Rubin has quietly bought the 4,200‑sq‑ft oceanfront house at 167 Dune Road in Bridgehampton; the property had been marketed for roughly $42.5M. The final sale price was not disclosed.

A judge dismissed most fraud and construction claims against Michael Shvo over the Mandarin Oriental Residences, while leaving limited contract claims to proceed. The ruling narrows the case but won't end litigation around the project.

A consultant says he lost millions after refusing a $250,000 payoff allegedly demanded by a former DCAS official and a Cushman broker tied to city leases.

A New York judge dismissed Soho Development's suit against Two Roads over the Ocean Club Four Seasons project, but Soho says the ruling addressed an older filing and is pressing on.

HPD has targeted a 9th Precinct parking lot at 324 East 5th Street for a 100% affordable housing project. Community groups want guarantees that the homes remain permanently affordable.

Only one Manhattan contract topped $10M last week, though 29 $4M+ listings found buyers — most deals clustered under $6M as sellers trimmed prices.

Prosper Property Group and HM Group USA paid $24M for 65 West Broadway and secured $68M to fund a 23-unit condo project with ground-floor retail. The closing ends years of stalled work at the site.