Downtown Brooklyn tops this week's DOB permit filings with a planned 297-unit apartment complex. The Real Deal
A newly rehabbed NYC rail tunnel has reopened, though officials and riders flagged lingering concerns about the work. PIX11
The Flatiron Building's condo conversion is nearing a sellout as buyers compete for a piece of NYC history. New York Post
A 46-story, 561-unit residential tower is rising on Staten Island as construction continues to climb. SILive.com
A new interactive map tracks Manhattan's office-to-residential conversion boom building by building. WSJ
Mayor Mamdani opened the $230 million Fresh Kills Sanitation complex on Staten Island, clearing the way for 232 planned affordable homes on the site. NYC.gov
Four people were hurt in a fire at a Dekalb Avenue building that owes more than $36,000 in unpaid HPD penalties. Norwood News
A deep dive into what it would actually take to fix New York's housing shortage, beyond the headline unit counts. The New York Times
Phase One of the Port Authority Bus Terminal redevelopment is visibly moving in Midtown. New York YIMBY
A woman died after falling into a NYC manhole, reviving questions about aging street infrastructure. ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
A look at how outdated NYC fire code provisions are cited as a hidden obstacle to faster housing construction. Common Edge
Analysts say real uncertainty still hangs over NYC's office-to-residential conversion wave. constructconnect.com
Democratic socialist candidates around the country, including in NYC, are campaigning on building more housing. Inman Real Estate News
Construction is underway on a new homeless shelter at Providence Place. Spectrum News NY1
The city is asking for public feedback on its redesigned sidewalk shed standards. citylimits.org
NYC's housing agency says the city needs 700,000 new homes over the next decade — the number driving this month's zoning and construction debate. Gothamist
Permit filings show a nearly 400-unit apartment project moving forward in Westchester. The Real Deal
Opponents of a new NYCHA development reportedly circulated antisemitic, racist, and homophobic flyers, per the Post. New York Post
NYCHA, the Pershing Square Foundation, and partners unveiled physical improvements at Harborview Terrace Houses. The Architect’s Newspaper
Amtrak completed Phase One of its East River Tunnel rehab, restoring full Line 2 train service. Amtrak Media
MTA bus repair work orders reportedly show no actual work completed, raising fleet-maintenance questions. New York Daily News
Federal officials joined a lawsuit by New Jersey drivers seeking to end the Manhattan congestion toll. NJ.com
An MTA audit finds the agency likely won't hit its 2040 zero-emission bus fleet target. 6sqft
City & State New York named its 2026 Trailblazers in Real Estate. City & State New York
Developers secured $147.5 million in financing for a 12-story residential project in Port Chester, New York. Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business
Developers are reportedly sizing projects under 100 units to work within New York's 485-x tax incentive rules. Commercial Observer
A look at Mayor Mamdani's housing strategy and its bet on lowering rents through supply. Patch
A primer on floating zones and overlay districts as tools to unlock residential construction in non-residential zoning districts. RCBJ -
New York's data center moratorium is reportedly holding up an estimated $10 billion in development. MarketScale
Landmarks approved a revised design for 200 apartments planned on a Noho parking lot. 6sqft
A developer is planning three separate 99-unit buildings in Downtown Brooklyn. The Real Deal
Stagg Group bought land for a 266-unit mixed-use development in Yonkers, New York. Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business
A lawsuit alleges a developer feud at a Tribeca luxury condo left brokers unpaid. The Real Deal
Visitation Academy is being sold to a group of real estate investors and developers. Brooklyn Paper
A feature on neighbor disputes over light, air, and property lines — and what they cost developers. The Real Deal
The Mamdani administration invested more than $8.4 million in grants for small businesses and commercial corridors citywide. NYC.gov