Breitling and VCR Group are converting the former Urban Outfitters on North 6th Street into a members‑only club with a rooftop lounge and tiered memberships.

Community Board 1 voted against a rezoning that would have created 537 affordable units on the Mott Haven waterfront after residents raised AMI and unit-size concerns.

Bricks came loose from the facade of a Midtown East tower Monday, closing East 42nd Street and prompting a DOB inspection.

Vanbarton scored a $352M refinancing on 425 Lexington, a nearly full Midtown tower anchored by Simpson Thacher, as Manhattan leasing accelerates.

Houses of worship from Lower Manhattan to East New York are converting unused land into income‑restricted apartments. The shift pairs mission with new revenue models.

A five‑building row in Carnegie Hill traded to ABJ Properties for roughly $23M as Aimco continues to sell off its New York holdings. Neighbors will watch for management or permit changes.

A landmark Brooklyn Heights brownstone at 192 Columbia Heights sold off‑market for $24.5M, making it one of the borough’s biggest single‑family trades this year.

Loeb & Loeb is expanding its longtime Midtown headquarters at 345 Park Avenue, growing to roughly 179,000 square feet as part of a multi‑year lease extension tied to new building amenities.

Azorim landed roughly $69M in construction financing to build the final 174‑unit tower at Miroza at Ridge Hill, advancing the 520‑unit Yonkers complex.

A full-floor condo at Central Park Tower went into contract with a $54.9M ask, the priciest of 15 Manhattan homes to find buyers in the week ending July 5. The 7,000‑sq‑ft unit brings full-floor scale back to the top of the market.

Avery Hall has filed to convert the bankrupt hotel site at 1550 Bedford into an 18‑story building of roughly 250 apartments, with about 30% set aside under MIH. Community Board 9 has pressed the developer on scale and deep affordability.

Crews have started work at the former Bayview prison as Chelsea Beacon takes shape: 131 permanently affordable apartments, supportive units and a short-term transitional residence are planned.

The landmarked Germania Bank building at 190 Bowery has been quietly put on the market; owner Aby Rosen has tapped brokers to shop the Nolita property. Industrious now occupies the offices and street retail is leased.