Maman is coming to Dumbo. The New York City-based bakery plans to open in a 6,600-square-foot space at 66 Water St. during ...

A family-owned supermarket company has purchased the site of one of its own Queens stores for more than $100 million, records ...

New York Giants co-owners Steve Tisch and his two siblings are transferring their stakes in the team to trusts for their children, according to people familiar who couldn’t speak publicly.

The low-profile but prolific real estate family behind Skyline Developers has snatched up more than $19 million worth of air rights to add to its Upper East Side project, records show.

Newly sworn-in Comptroller Mark Levine laid out steps the city can take to get back on sound financial footing — notably, without increasing taxes — at a Crain’s event on Wednesday.

A judge appointed a Fortress Investment Group executive as receiver to oversee Charles Cohen’s real estate empire and set a deadline for the embattled developer to pay off all the money he owes the ...

Moody's Ratings lowered its outlook on New York City to negative, citing "sizable and persistent" expected budget gaps. The ratings company affirmed its Aa2 rating on the city, the third-highest level ...

A hotly contested election in Montclair, New Jersey, to increase taxes for the town's cash-strapped public school system was too close to call as of Wednesday morning, according to county officials.

Even if Mayor Zohran Mamdani raises property taxes, raids the city's reserves, secures the state funding Albany has promised and delivers yet-to-be specified savings, his preliminary budget proposal ...

The upscale French-Vietnamese restaurant closed its Midtown East location in December 2019 after a 26-year run. Now Le Colonial is set to open at 50 W. 57th St. in Midtown in the summer of 2027, ...

At the center of this bottleneck is Medicaid funding for long-term care, set annually by the governor and Legislature through the state budget. That funding has not kept pace with the real cost of ...

The state Senate and Assembly’s responses to the governor’s executive budget do not address the expected loss of health insurance coverage for hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers over the next year, ...