The Real Deal's permit roundup flags a 297-unit apartment complex heading for Downtown Brooklyn as the week's top NYC filing. The Real Deal
Amtrak says the first phase of its East River Tunnel rehab is done and Line 2 train service is restored. Amtrak Media
Mesothelioma.net reports an asbestos find has halted construction on an NYC tower, raising exposure concerns for workers on site. Mesothelioma.net
PIX11 covers the reopening of a major rehabilitated NYC rail tunnel alongside rider and advocate criticism of the work. PIX11
The Post reports the Flatiron Building's condo conversion is nearing sellout as buyers chase a piece of the landmark. New York Post
The City Reporter covers the Mamdani administration's finding that NYC needs 700,000 new housing units over the next decade. The City Reporter
WSJ maps where Manhattan office towers are converting to residential use across the borough. WSJ
The Times asks what it would actually take to close New York's housing shortage. The New York Times
Norwood News reports four people injured in a Dekalb Avenue fire at a building carrying more than $36,000 in outstanding penalties. Norwood News
New York YIMBY tracks progress on Phase One of the Port Authority Bus Terminal redevelopment in Midtown. New York YIMBY
NY1 reports construction is underway on a new housing shelter at Providence Place. Spectrum News NY1
Common Edge argues NYC's fire code, not just zoning, is quietly blocking new housing construction. Common Edge
constructconnect.com surveys lingering uncertainty in NYC's office-to-residential conversion wave. constructconnect.com
Streetsblog reports a study finding shallower, smaller stations could cut projected costs on the 125th Street subway extension in half. Streetsblog New York City
The Real Deal's permit tracker shows a developer bringing nearly 400 apartments to Westchester County. The Real Deal
The Post reports opponents of a new NYCHA project have distributed antisemitic, racist, and homophobic flyers targeting the development. New York Post
The Architect's Newspaper covers new improvements unveiled at NYCHA's Harborview Terrace Houses through a Pershing Square Foundation and Grain Collective partnership. The Architect’s Newspaper
Mirage News reports the mayor and NYCHA are launching public forums in every borough. Mirage News
The Post's write-up of the same 700,000-unit report frames it around keeping pace with housing demand. New York Post
NJ.com reports the federal government has joined New Jersey drivers' lawsuit to end congestion pricing on entries to Lower Manhattan. NJ.com
6sqft reports an audit finding the MTA is unlikely to hit its 2040 all-zero-emission bus fleet goal. 6sqft
Markets of Tomorrow rounds up 30 new NYC developments it's tracking for 2026. Markets of Tomorrow
Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business reports developers secured $147.5 million to finance a 12-story building in Port Chester, N.Y. Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business
Patch covers the same 700,000-unit housing target, framed around the city's high-rent affordability problem. Patch
RCBJ explains floating zones and overlays as tools for putting housing on non-residential-zoned land in the Hudson Valley region. RCBJ -
6sqft reports Landmarks approved a revised design turning a Noho parking lot into roughly 200 apartments. 6sqft
Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business reports Stagg Group has bought land for a 266-unit mixed-use development in Yonkers. Multifamily & Affordable Housing Business
The Real Deal reports brokers claim they went unpaid amid a developer feud at a luxury Tribeca condo project, per a new lawsuit. The Real Deal
The Real Deal reports lawmaker scrutiny is building over Goose's development plans for the former Arrow Linen site. The Real Deal
Brooklyn Paper reports Visitation Academy is being sold to a group of real estate investors and developers. Brooklyn Paper
The Post reports pushback against Mamdani's pick for a key NYC housing post after remarks calling wealthy homeowners 'cartels.' New York Post
The Real Deal's NY Dirt column asks whether tenants can actually absorb another round of rent increases. The Real Deal
NYC.gov announces the mayor opened the $230 million Fresh Kills Sanitation Complex, clearing the way for 232 affordable homes nearby. NYC.gov
NYC.gov reports the mayor is putting more than $8.4 million into grants for small businesses and commercial corridors citywide. NYC.gov