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Bird flu cases continue to be detected in live poultry markets in the city two months after the state temporarily shut them down to contain the virus. Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, which is deadly in birds and other animals but not known to be transmissible among humans, has been found in 15 live poultry markets […]

The City University of New York has acquired dozens of additional dorm rooms for its students at a former Midtown hotel for almost $86 million, records show. The public education system, which comprises 25 campuses, including Hunter, Brooklyn and Queens Colleges, as well as the Graduate Center, Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism and the

U.S. stocks tumbled as President Donald Trump continued to verbally attack Jerome Powell, calling on the Federal Reserve chair to cut rates as signs mount the president’s trade war is pushing the economy toward recession. The dollar fell with long-dated Treasuries. The S&P 500 Index fell 2.9% at 12:01 p.m. in New York on trading

Asset management giant BlackRock has dialed down its exposure to the Empire State Building, offloading nearly 2 million shares in the owner of the iconic tower over the last two weeks. BlackRock remains a large shareholder with 15 million shares, or an 8.9% stake in Empire State Realty Trust. BlackRock held a 10.1% stake as

The Trump administration threatened to pull funding and approvals for New York transportation projects over congestion pricing on Monday, demanding in a letter to the state that officials halt the tolling program or risk consequences for city projects, and then eventually for projects across the state. U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy says Gov. Kathy

Bill Ackman is one step closer to leaving behind an Upper West Side building where he’s owned multiple units. One of the hedge fund manager’s co-op apartments in a storied Art Deco building on Central Park West has entered contract after being most recently listed for $9.5 million in November — 30% less than what

Leases Trump Plaza inks new lease for fine dining restaurant from SA Hospitality Address: 167 E. 61st St., Manhattan Landlord: The Trump OrganizationTenant: FeliceLease size: 3,400 square feet Lease length: 15 years Asset type: Mixed-use Brokers: Myles Fennon and Kelly O’Rourke represented the landlord in-house. Mark Kapnick and Jordan Cohen from Lee & Associates NYC represented the tenant. Sales

Elise Stefanik has her sights on Albany. She has her work cut out for her. The North Country congresswoman, denied her ambassador to the U.N. post, is now seriously contemplating running for governor next year. On paper, she looks formidable — she’s a major personality in the GOP and she may bring more to the

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A developer appears to have taken a bath with a portfolio of rent-stabilized buildings in Washington Heights. Kahen Properties has sold the four multifamily and mixed-use prewar properties that have about 125 units among them to Elysee Investment Corp. for $8.8 million, according to the city register. Kahen, whose principal is Alex Kahen, paid $22.1