Delshah paid $76M for 34 Berry Street, a 142‑unit Williamsburg rental, signaling the firm's return to buying in New York. The purchase was brokered by JLL and financed through Ares.

Northwell is budgeting roughly $15 million to expand the post‑anesthesia care unit at Glen Cove Hospital, a move aimed at easing OR backups and boosting recovery capacity. The project appears in recent system planning documents.

A New York diagnostics startup leased the final lab suite at Innolabs (45‑18 Court Square), joining NYU Langone and completing the Long Island City roster. The move signals growing demand for purpose‑built lab space in Queens.

Audacy has shifted its corporate headquarters to New York after decades in Philadelphia and is subleasing a significant portion of its Center City office. Company leaders say local studios will continue to operate.

SK Development filed plans for a 13‑story mixed‑use tower at 122 East 11th Street, reviving debates about scale and preservation on the East Village block. Local records show the developer active across nearby sites.

Olmstead and Vertex have leased more than 67,000 square feet at 373 and 381 Park Ave. South, with The Corcoran Group and AI firm Stuut among the new tenants.

J.P. Morgan provided a $765M balance‑sheet loan to refinance Rabsky Group’s 1,102‑unit DoBro tower at 625 Fulton Street, replacing earlier construction debt. The move stabilizes the project’s capital stack.

Sotheby’s Nikki Field is taking over sales at Five Points’ skinny NoMad tower at 262 Fifth Avenue. Private showings begin in May and initial prices start in the millions.

An investigation finds unpaid fines and modest settlements have left New York City's crackdown on illegal short‑term rentals undercut. Legal wins are real, but the cash collected often isn’t.

A private family office signed a 10‑year lease at 9 West 57th averaging $327.50 per square foot, marking a new Manhattan high for office rent.

Moinian filed plans for a 354-unit tower near the Queensboro Bridge that would require rezoning from heavy commercial to high-density mixed-use in Long Island City.

DOB says it approved plans for a 90‑story underground “earthscraper” to protect skyline views while adding housing.

Excavators have started digging at 280 Bergen Street as crews begin foundations for a multi‑building residential project that will add hundreds of homes to Boerum Hill. The work follows a 2022 rezoning and a $166M construction loan that financed the package.