Iris van Herpen’s Sculptural Couture Takes Over Brooklyn Museum in North American Debut
Category: Arts & Entertainment The Brooklyn Museum’s Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses brings more than 140 haute couture creations into dialogue with art, science and the natural world, making…
Albany Moves Forward With 160-Unit Senior Housing Plan at Former Saint Rose Campus
Category: Real Estate The Albany County Pine Hills Land Authority has authorized formal negotiations with Jankow Companies over a proposal to redevelop 3.27 acres of the former College of Saint…
Hochul and Blakeman Clash Over Immigration, Crime and Energy Bills in Sole Governor Debate
Category: Politics Gov. Kathy Hochul and Republican challenger Bruce Blakeman used their only scheduled gubernatorial debate on October 13 to draw sharp contrasts over immigration enforcement, public safety and the…
Gentle Monster Signs 10-Year Lease for Former REI Space at SoHo’s Puck Building
Category: Business South Korean eyewear brand Gentle Monster has signed a long-term lease for 28,500 square feet at the Puck Building in SoHo, taking over three levels of the former…
Mamdani Backs Police Commissioner Tisch as Pressure Mounts Over ICE Shooting in Manhattan
Category: News Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he has no plans to remove NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, rejecting a demand from his Democratic Socialists of America allies after federal Immigration and…
Kinlaw to Hang 150 Feet Above Times Square in FALL RISK, a One-Night Endurance Spectacle
Category: Arts & Entertainment Kinlaw will be lifted 150 feet above Times Square on Tuesday night for FALL RISK, a one-night performance that turns the district’s familiar spectacle toward the…
Chrysler Building Lands 150-Year Ground Lease as Tishman Speyer Plots a Boutique Office Revival
Illustrative rendering. Category: Real Estate The Chrysler Building is set for a new chapter after Tishman Speyer and The Cooper Union finalized a 150-year ground lease for the 77-story landmark…
Hochul Opts New York Into Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Program as Teachers Union Vows a Fight
Category: Politics Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Friday, October 9, that New York will participate in a new federal scholarship tax credit program set to begin January 1, 2027, opening a…
Rippling Opens 132,000-Square-Foot Midtown Hub, Betting Big on Manhattan’s Enterprise Tech Talent
Category: Business Rippling has opened a 132,000-square-foot office at 330 West 34th Street, bringing a major technology tenant to the Penn District and putting fresh weight behind Manhattan’s competition for…
NYC Unveils ‘Debt Demolisher’ 90-Day Amnesty to Wipe Out Interest on Unpaid City Fines
Category: News New York City launched Debt Demolisher on Tuesday, opening a 90-day window for eligible homeowners and small businesses to settle unpaid city fines without accumulated interest and certain…