Belmont Park’s $455 Million Overhaul Puts Long Island Racing Back in the Saddle
Belmont Park will reopen Sept. 18, 2026 after a $455M rebuild that adds a one‑mile Tapeta track, expanded infield green space and premium hospitality. Aqueduct stages a farewell June 27–28 as downstate racing consolidates.
NYU Langone Plots Billion-Dollar Hospital Play In Melville Office Park
NYU Langone is lining up two Melville office towers for a proposed $1B+ teaching hospital and research center that would reshape the Huntington Quadrangle. Local officials say the deal could bring jobs but will face months of approvals.
Richmond District Family Walloped As New Landlord Tries To Jack Rent 90 Percent
A Richmond District family's rent was raised from $3,695 to $7,000 after a May sale; condo‑exemption rules and disclosure requirements could shape a legal fight.
Nob Hill Apartment Tower Dumps For Cheap As Maryland Investor Eats $5 Million Loss
ArtHaus Partners bought 1330 Bush St in Nob Hill for $25M, a price that forces the Maryland‑domiciled seller to take a more‑than‑$5M loss even as SF rents surge.
Small-Town South Carolina Snags $1.2 Billion Magnet Plant Jackpot
USA Rare Earth will lease an 800,000‑sq‑ft plant in Bailey Industrial Park as part of a roughly $1.2B project that the company says will bring about 490 manufacturing jobs. Federal CHIPS support and shifting defense rules add urgency to the buildout.
Queens Storefront Strip Sells For $31M As Developer Moves In On Northern Boulevard
Jade Century Properties paid $31 million for a Northern Boulevard block in Queens that had been eyed for apartments; the purchase gives the developer control of a row of restaurants and shops. Local plans and tenant leases will shape what happens next.
Lights Flicker On Greeley Boom As Power Crunch Puts Northern Colorado On Edge
Greeley and other Northern Colorado leaders say a lack of dispatchable power and slow transmission timelines could delay homes and big employers. Regulators and Xcel are racing to lock projects before tax credits expire.












