The Plan: Tribeca’s 50 Hudson Debuts First-of-Its-Kind Glass Brick Facade
The newly completed redevelopment project at Tribeca’s 50 Hudson Street is a bright, new light in New York City’s real estate scene — literally.
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Why New York City Has Become an AI Mecca
The City Council is set to hold a rare all-Council meeting on Oct.
Carnival Rides Outside Macy’s? Midtown’s Herald Square Seeks Amusements
You might soon be able to ride a Ferris wheel or win a plushie on your way through Herald Square.
Amazon Delivery Drivers Routinely Speed, Block Bus And Bike Lanes
Amazon delivery drivers have violated traffic laws for years, with little accountability.
Wednesday’s Headlines: Super Bowl Wednesday Edition
It's Super Bowl Wednesday — the City Council's big e-bike hearing.
Wheels Up: City Bus Speeds Hit Four-Year High Under Mayor Mamdani
The highest bus speeds in four years come as DOT and the MTA embark an on ambitious plan to improve bus service across the city.
Mamdani’s pied-à-terre tax hit with new lawsuit after homeowners win rollout challenge on Staten Island
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s recent rollout of the pied-à-terre tax is facing yet another legal challenge.
‘Life does not stop at 5 p.m.’: Disability advocates demand MTA push back Access-a-Ride reservation deadline
A group of disabled transit riders and accessibility advocates want the MTA to push the reservation deadline for its Access-a-Ride paratransit service several hours back, from 5 p.m.
Judge Sends Mamdani’s Pied-à-Terre Tax Rollout Back to Square One
A Staten Island judge on Tuesday ordered the Mamdani administration to cancel thousands of notices sent to property owners warning them that they faced a second-home surcharge and to restart the vetting process that…
Educational Nonprofit Signs Lease to Build Campus on Brooklyn’s Floyd Bennett Field
The National Park Service has leased a 7-acre space in Brooklyn’s Marine Park neighborhood to a workforce development nonprofit.
Investor Daryl Hagler Takes Over Ridgewood’s Embattled Resi Tower Development
Real estate investor and controversial health care mogul Daryl Hagler has signed on the dotted line to take over one of the most embattled developments in Ridgewood, Queens.
2026 Governor’s Race: Hochul heads into final stretch with $33M war chest, and Mamdani on deck
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s re-election campaign and the New York State Democratic Party are heading into the final stretch of election season with more than $33 million combined in cash on hand after raising $8.4 million…
State Supreme Court Blocks Brooklyn Democratic Party from Voting on New Chair
A State Supreme Court judge has blocked a hotly anticipated vote of the Brooklyn Democratic Party to select a new party chair planned for Tuesday evening, until another judge can clarify what rules will govern that vote.
Brooklyn Democratic Party leadership vote delayed after appellate court tosses amended bylaws
The Brooklyn Democratic Party's new rules — introduced by outgoing party leader Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn — must be tossed out, an appellate court ruled Tuesday, upholding lower court decision and delivering a victory…
EliseAI, Manhattan-Based Proptech Unicorn, Raises $350M
EliseAI, an artificial intelligence company automating housing and health care systems, announced Tuesday that it has raised $350 million, bringing the proptech unicorn’s valuation to $4 billion.
Brownsville community center set to open two years early, $10 million under budget
Community-based organizations and Brooklyn Community Board 16 will soon serve residents across Brooklyn from under one roof at a new 60,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art, all-electric community center set to open its…
The Poet in Public Housing Who Turned Neighbors’ Stories Into Sculptures
Tamra Cosby, 28, said it was "very humbling" to hear her Astoria Houses neighbors—some of whom she’s known for over a decade—speak candidly about personal doubts and worries.
Arrow Linen Supply Sells Stalled Park Slope Development Site for $55M
Arrow Linen Supply Company, a family-owned laundry rental business, has sold its recently rezoned property in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to a developer.
Senate paid-leave bill charts a pragmatic path forward for states
The bill would provide states and employers the infrastructure to give workers the time they need to attend to family responsibilities while maintaining income and job protection.
Newly Retired NYC Firefighters Average Over $177k In Pensions
New York City firefighters and fire officers retiring last year after full careers were entitled to average annual pension benefits....
Blakeman Sought Matching Funds for Thousands of Ineligible Donations
The GOP candidate for governor submitted requests that could have granted him over $860,000 in public money he isn’t eligible for.
Brooklyn Real Estate Listings Six Months Later: Three Sold, One Still Available
This week, a look back at four of our featured listings from six months ago focuses on homes in Greenpoint, Park Slope, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, and Bay Ridge.
Subway service changes: J and M trains disrupted over five weekends so MTA can replace aging switches
Service changes are coming to the J and M trains over five weekends between the middle of next month and late November, MTA officials warned riders during the agency's monthly board meeting on Monday.
Mamdani unveils long-awaited antisemitism strategy with $7.4M for prevention, security
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is putting his own stamp on a city office created by his predecessor to combat antisemitism, unveiling a strategy that increases prevention funding while formalizing a break with the Adams…
RSVP Now for Free Webinar on Going Solar With Brooklyn SolarWorks
Are you solar-curious, but unsure of how the Trump administration's policies have affected the industry?
Dominican President Luis Abinader makes historic visit to Brooklyn
History was made Sept. 24, when Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso — the first citywide Beep with Dominican roots — welcomed Luis Abinader, president of the Dominican Republic, to Brooklyn Borough Hall,…
What to Know About NYC’s Five Ballot Proposals Ahead of Election Day
By Kaitlyn Schwanemann, The City Reporter This article was originally published on September 23 at 8 a.m.
Daily Links: Reno Will Save 44 Stabilized Units in Circa-1900 Walkups
In the News Sunset Park Hosts Annual Mexican Independence Day Parade [Eagle] Month-Long Fall Festival Comes to Prospect Park’s LeFrak Center [Eagle] Inside the Brooklyn Studio Turning Favorite Films Into Candles [BP]…
Residential Conversion Revealed for 43 Bleecker Street in NoHo, Manhattan
Renderings have been revealed for the residential conversion of 43 Bleecker Street, a six-story building in NoHo, Manhattan.
LPC To Review Proposal For Ground-Floor Retail Conversion At 23 Wall Street In Financial District, Manhattan
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) is set to review plans today for the ground-floor retail conversion of 23 Wall Street, a four-story landmarked building in Manhattan's Financial District.