Prism has acquired 10 former Sonder properties and relaunched several in Long Island City and New Orleans as Belvilla District 6, with bookings appearing on OTA pages today.

Crews have begun clearing the Citi Field parking lot as prep work starts for the $8 billion Metropolitan Park casino, bringing fresh parking and transit questions. Developers promise parks and jobs while legal and lease issues loom in the background.

A renovated Brooklyn Heights townhouse reportedly closed at $14.99 million, the borough's top residential sale so far in 2026. The conversion by Eckstrom pairs minimalist finishes with century-old bones.

Modern Spaces opened a Wynwood office and is pre‑leasing an Edgewater project as founder Eric Benaim bets on another wave of Miami in‑migration.

Affordable‑housing winners say steep amenity fees in new mixed‑income towers lock them out of gyms, lounges and pools. Tenants and advocates want clearer rules.

A Bloomberg analysis finds wealthy buyers are combining townhouses into double‑wide mega‑mansions, erasing hundreds of rental units and reshaping neighborhoods like the West Village.

A Mitchell‑Lama co‑op in Far Rockaway is up for sale with one‑bedrooms listed around $15K; applications via NYC Housing Connect close March 16, 2026.

Montefiore filed city plans for a 20‑story medical pavilion in Morris Park that would add hundreds of beds and an expanded emergency department. The project requires rezoning and city review.

A two‑building, 60,000‑square‑foot retail addition and a four‑acre park are under construction at Yonkers' Cross County Center, the developer says.

The Korein family asked a judge to set a $1.9B value for land on West 34th Street, a move that could send Vornado’s ground‑rent bill far higher. Competing appraisals and appeals mean the fight will be decided in court.

The U.S. Postal Service paid $6.5M for the Bushwick Station at 1369 Broadway, securing a long‑standing neighborhood post office amid a legal dispute and agency losses.

Senior lenders sued to foreclose on Worldwide Plaza, seeking a court‑appointed receiver and a sale as the Midtown tower fights over debt, valuation and a competing UCC auction.

The Department of Buildings says storefront roll-down gates in Group B and M buildings must meet 70% visibility rules by July 1, 2026.