SHoP Architects renewed a 15-year lease at the Woolworth Building and expanded its footprint to roughly 56,000 square feet across the 10th and 11th floors.

The City Council approved turning 395 Flatbush Ave Ext into a 72‑story tower that will add roughly 1,263 homes, with about 25% permanently affordable. The vote moves the project into final approvals and permitting.

SL Green paid $18.5M for the condo that houses Restaurant DANIEL, moving the Upper East Side dining room into the REIT’s portfolio as Boulud expands abroad.

A Midtown landlord has filed to add a four‑story digital billboard to the Herald Center, a move that would test decades‑old sign rules and reshape 34th Street's look.

A four‑lot Grand Street assemblage sold for $13.5M, creating a North Brooklyn price benchmark and the prospect of a 55‑unit rental on the site.

Another Story, from the operators of Björk Cafe, will occupy 6,500 square feet on the D&D Building's 14th floor and is due to open late this spring.

A wave of newly delivered warehouse and flex space pushed New York industrial asking rents into negative year‑over‑year territory, boosting tenant leverage across the metro.

AMTD Digital’s TGE closed on the former Hilton Garden Inn in Tribeca for US$69M and has rebranded it AMTD IDEA Tribeca Hotel with plans for an “Art Newspaper House.”

Carlyle signed a 10‑year, 150,036‑sq‑ft lease at 245 Park Avenue and added about 52,000 sq ft at 200 Park, bringing its Park Avenue footprint to roughly 202,000 sq ft.

Amiee Lynn extended its lease at 366 Fifth Avenue, taking 29,000 square feet across the 10th and 11th floors in a five‑year, seven‑month deal.

Mindspace is adding 11,500 square feet at 25 Kent in Williamsburg, bringing its local footprint to about 50,000 square feet with an expected summer 2026 opening.

WeWork has quietly signed a 37,000‑sf lease at 511 Fifth Avenue and plans a 9,000‑sf coworking lounge as it cautiously rebuilds in Manhattan after bankruptcy. Landlords say the terms are more measured this time.

Steven Roth is selling the former Alexander’s site in Rego Park to Northwell Health for about $235.5M, pumping a vacant retail block and 1,200‑space garage into the state's biggest health system.