Energy Capital Partners boosted its footprint at One World Trade Center, taking the entire 59th floor and bringing the tower closer to full occupancy.

Athena Club leased the full 44th floor at 140 Broadway, more than doubling its Manhattan headquarters as the brand accelerates hiring and retail expansion.

Resorts World will open NYC’s first live table‑games casino in Queens tomorrow, promising hundreds of jobs and big transit and tax pledges even as experts urge caution. The opening will give New York a real‑world test of the state’s casino plans.

July Residential Group paid $30.5M for the 115-unit Pinnacle at 7 New York Ave NE in NoMa, acquired from doctors who redeveloped the site. The sale highlights continued investor interest in the corridor.

A new Burnham‑Moores index ranks the San Diego metro fifth-hardest to buy, finding ownership costs would eat most renter incomes. That pressure highlights why supply and targeted aid keep rising on the agenda.

Alterra is lining up a $140M floating‑rate loan with Rialto to shore up LVL North at 510 N. Broad St. after rent and occupancy trailed original projections.

A Westwood Highlands home where a family of four died last fall sold for $2.2M — about $700K over asking — after only days on the market.

Global Holdings is retrofitting more than 2,000 windows at Nomad Tower with LuxWall transparent insulation to boost energy performance and tenant comfort.

HUD told real‑estate professionals on April 24 that they may lawfully discuss neighborhood crime rates and school quality with buyers, if the information is given consistently. The agency's FHEO letter says such conversations are not automatic violations of the Fair Housing Act.

Convene secured $230M to grow its house‑of‑brands and opened a 32,000‑sq‑ft SoHo flagship with immersive production capabilities.

A new hotel‑condo on South Lamar blends hotel service with condo ownership, offering furnished units, a pool, rooftop and a lobby café. Sales and stays are now available.

Investors are shifting money into Queens industrial and retail assets that offer repositioning potential and air‑rights upside.

Lynch & Sons purchased the former Perry Funeral Home on Trumbull and plans to reopen it as Woodbridge Chapel, moving students into the building and offering free infant services.