DOB job filings show two 13‑story proposals at 680 and 690 East Fordham Road; the initial permits total 190 units and reference a wider 370‑unit plan for the block.

A new housing lottery opened Feb. 16 for 47 senior units at 350 Livonia Ave. Qualifying Section 8 tenants with no income could pay $0; applications are due April 24, 2026.

NYC life‑sciences leasing climbed to about 377,000 square feet in 2025, but rents fell and vacancy rose. Brokers say the recovery is uneven despite recent IPOs.

A tower crane has arrived at 70 Hudson Yards as Deloitte’s anchor lease and a new financing package push the all‑electric office tower toward vertical construction.

A think tank says underused CUNY land could host thousands of affordable apartments and raise recurring revenue to help repair campuses and fund student supports.

A 15‑story, nine‑unit condo is rising at 1477 Third Avenue, with BKSK as architect and a 2027 delivery window. The narrow lot between East 83rd and 84th has been cleared.

Rockrose closed on a $100M purchase of the former LICH block in Cobble Hill, assembling a large development parcel after a 2024 $65M Pacific Street buy.

Governor Hochul unveils a $200 million plan to revitalize downtown Albany, focusing on new housing, job creation, and enhancing the commercial landscape with community feedback informing the strategy.

Industrious has signed a long-term lease for the entire seventh floor at 902 Broadway, taking about 18,200 square feet in the Flatiron District.

A new Gowanus oversight update finds some rezoning promises are lagging: remediation disputes and permitting delays are holding up parks, a school and housing work.

Black Diamond has taken control of Palisades Center and says it will be a long-term owner investing in upgrades to revive the West Nyack mall. Locals want concrete timelines for renovations and tenants.

Ares Management provided a $450 million loan to refinance The Riverie, an 834‑unit geothermal‑enabled waterfront rental in Greenpoint.

Bruklyn Builders' David Halberstam has a memorandum to buy two Williamsburg lots — a U‑Haul site and a former gas station — to build roughly 45 rentals.