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The surge in Miami real estate records transactions exceeding USD 70 million in a single tower (Perigon tower) due to the flight of New York investors. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s fiscal proposal applies an annual surcharge on secondary homes exceeding USD 5 million in the Big Apple. Business owners acquire...

(SAN DIEGO) — Three adult men, one of whom was a security guard, were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, authorities said. The security guard appeared to play a “pivotal role” in keeping the shooting from being worse, police said at a news conference.

Ricee Sushi Express quietly slipped onto the Upper East Side this month, bringing a buffet-style mindset to classic sushi. Instead of ordering set rolls, diners scoop up individual pieces, load a tray and pay by total weight. Think quick lap around the counter, not a marathon with a ten-page menu, so you can try premiu

A horse carriage overturned in Central Park on Monday afternoon. One person was hurt, according to the FDNY. The two horses involved in the incident are said to be OK.

The New York public healthcare system said hackers stole personal and medical data, and scans of biometrics — including fingerprints — in one of the largest recorded breaches of 2026.

Madison Avenue is shrugging off its doom-and-gloom narrative this spring, as jewelers, fashion houses and even an auction house restaurant pile into the Upper East Side. Vacant storefronts are turning into showpiece flagships, and the avenue is starting to look less like a post-pandemic question mark and more like a lo

An NYPD vehicle is seen in Queens on July 4, 2022. The incident happened at the Bush-Clinton playground in Red Hook. [ more › ]

Tenants on the south side of East 103rd Street launched the East Harlem Tenant Union Saturday morning. Dropping a banner from their building windows reading “Back Off Our Block” and vowing to fight any speculative buyer seeking to profit from years of landlord neglect. The banner drop and press conference came less tha

Brooklyn real estate broker Bert I. Dweck and his family face more fraud lawsuits in New Jersey as alleged victims circle the family’s assets. Four lawsuits have been brought against Bert I. Dweck in New Jersey state court since the start of the year. In total, Bert I. Dweck of Dweck Group faces 11 lawsuits in New York

Chart House, a fixture of the Hudson River waterfront dining scene in Weehawken for decades, has abruptly closed, ending one of Hudson County’s most recognizable special-occasion restaurants. The Lincoln Harbor location closed Friday, according to online listings and local reports. Google now lists Chart House as perma