Oholei Torah’s $16 million Crown Heights purchase will create a dedicated rabbinical campus and open space at its existing Brooklyn schools.

A Manhattan landlord’s challenge to NYC rent stabilization could give the Supreme Court a new opening to examine the city’s rent rules.

Luckin Coffee signed a 10‑year lease for a 1,200‑sq‑ft Hudson Square storefront at 180 Varick, replacing a decades‑old deli and joining Olmstead's amenity push.

DOB ordered a stop‑work at 222 Broadway after contractors reported cracked concrete beams on an upper floor, pausing the Financial District conversion to hundreds of apartments.

Korman bought BlackRock's stake in a Midtown AKA hotels portfolio for about $220M. The move consolidates control of 322 keys across several Manhattan properties.

A new East New York lottery lists studios from $830 as part of the Alafia redevelopment at 888 Fountain Ave; 49 units span studio to three-bedroom tiers. The drawing is scheduled for Oct. 9, 2026.

Genius AI nearly doubled its Union Square footprint with a roughly 14,000‑square‑foot expansion at 838 Broadway as it rebrands and raises fresh funding.

Slate and RiseBoro closed financing to build 312 affordable apartments in Williamsburg, with 60% reserved for formerly homeless New Yorkers.

Toronto’s Vital Infrastructure paid roughly US$89.9M for the seven‑story East New York Health Hub. Existing medical tenants and AdvantageCare’s lease will remain in place.

Amazon filed plans for a 4.2M sq ft, $1B logistics campus in Holbrook that would create roughly 1,000 jobs and add hundreds of truck trips while requiring rezoning and tax breaks.

A hush‑hush townhouse sale on East 55th surfaced near Extell’s big Midtown buys, raising questions about whether it’s part of a larger assemblage. Public filings remain thin.

M&T Realty Capital provided a $141.4M bridge loan to refinance Anagram Turtle Bay at 300 E. 50th St. The three‑year loan gives sponsors runway to finish lease‑up.

A judge has barred a Florida resident from controlling a Williamsburg HDFC co‑op after prosecutors say she forged documents and diverted more than $442,000 in rent.