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National grocery chains try going small in New York City
Some big-name national grocery chains are testing the waters of a scaled-down approach in New York City by opening grab-and-go-style mini stores.
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NYPD arrests students, clears Columbia University campus of pro-Palestinian protest encampment
Hundreds of cops are heading on campus with several "school buses" standing by, ostensibly for potential arrests. There is loud chanting from protesters on campus.
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NYC storefront vacancies remain stuck at pandemic levels; lower Manhattan hit hard
Storefront vacancy rates in New York City have yet to recover from pandemic peaks, according to city data shared Wednesday, with Manhattan in particular struggling to bounce back.
Housing deal in Gov. Hochul’s new budget outline leaves both landlords, tenants unhappy
The governor on Monday gave broad strokes of the overdue budget including a six-year extension of the expired 421-a construction tax break and approval of 485-x, its proposed successor, along...
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With controversial deal pending, Chelsea seminary moving tenants out
A church, a Jewish organization and dozens of residents are being told they have to leave the General Theological Seminary grounds in Chelsea amid an ongoing and controversial deal to...
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Hudson Yards Vessel to reopen three years after spate of deaths
The honeycombed installation opened in March 2019 as the centerpiece of the new Hudson Yards neighborhood in Midtown Manhattan. But it quickly gained notoriety after several visitors took their own...
NYC “City of Yes” housing plan draft released, addresses affordability
The Adams administration released a draft version of its signature housing plan on Thursday, revealing new details about the city’s strategy to address the ongoing crisis.
NYC Council OKs NYCFC Queens soccer stadium, Willets Point transformation
The City Council voted 47-1 Thursday to approve a new 25,000-seat home for New York City FC across from Citi Field in Willets Point, Queens, along with 1,400 affordable homes,...
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NYC March rents dip in Manhattan, Queens but climb in Brooklyn
The monthly rent report from appraisal firm Miller Samuel and real estate company Douglas Elliman found median rents declined year-over-year in Manhattan and Northwest Queens but rose slightly in Brooklyn,...
City wants to redevelop Grand Concourse public library, add affordable housing
The Adams administration wants to redevelop the New York Public Library’s Grand Concourse branch in the Bronx to add affordable housing on top, kicking off what will likely be a...