Rockrose has secured $115 million in Fannie Mae-backed refinancing for the 301-unit Eagle Lofts Collection Phase 2 in Long Island City. The transaction provides another example of institutional capital supporting newly delivered residential assets in LIC after construction is complete.

Acadia Realty Trust has acquired two connected mixed-use properties on Greene Street in SoHo for $60 million. The purchase extends the REIT’s existing presence in one of Manhattan’s most competitive retail corridors and provides another example of institutional capital continuing to target core New York real estate.

S3 Capital has provided a $45 million construction loan for a 99-unit residential project in Williamsburg. The financing, the lender’s fifth with the same sponsorship team in the neighborhood, offers another example of capital continuing to support new housing development in established New York residential markets.

Queens multifamily vacancy fell to 2.08% in the second quarter of 2026 as the apartment construction pipeline reached its lowest level in at least a decade. The data point to continued housing demand across the borough while new development is expected to gradually rebuild supply.

Queens investment sales reached $2.6 billion in the first half of 2026, up 49% year over year. Development sites and several large transactions—including a major Flushing retail sale—were key drivers of the increase.

McCourt Partners has secured a $120 million initial loan from Bain Capital for its 360 Tenth Avenue development site in Hudson Yards. The transaction offers a useful look at how major real estate projects begin forming their capital structure before construction financing and stabilization.

Global Holdings has secured $382.4 million in refinancing for 120 Park Avenue, shortly after Bloomberg renewed nearly 496,000 square feet through 2040. The transaction provides a useful example of how long-term tenancy, operating cash flow and capital improvements factor into financing decisions for mature office assets.

Aegon has leased 20,600 square feet at 125 West 57th Street for its future New York headquarters. The decision is part of a broader U.S. relocation strategy and offers another example of global financial firms directing high-value corporate functions to Manhattan.

Thinking Machines Lab has leased 21,500 square feet near Union Square for its first New York office. The deal adds another concrete example of AI-sector growth translating into physical office demand across Manhattan.