NEW YORK CITY-The deal reported by the <i>New York Post</i> is a win for Lower Manhattan and landlord Brookfield Properties.

NEW YORK CITY-Delaware North dropped out of the running for a shot at developing a racino at Aqueduct Racetrack hours before the bidding deadline.

NEW YORK CITY-The transfer of the $126-million loan on 757 Third Ave. occurred a month after the office tower lost its second largest tenant, the <i>Post</i> says.

NEW YORK CITY-North General Hospital in Harlem is being repurposed as a Federally Qualified Health Care site under an agreement between the city and state.

NEW YORK CITY-Macklowe Properties must repay SL Green about $250 million in debt by next March or face a non-contested foreclosure, according to <i>Crain&#146;s.</i>

NEW YORK CITY-Reportedly the first developer-sponsored auction in Manhattan for at least 20 years, the sale may be a harbinger.

NEW YORK CITY-Healthcare, self-storage, data centers and undeveloped land all look like long-term growth areas, non-traded REIT executives said at a panel discussion.

NEW YORK CITY-The nonprofit is consolidating into a lower floor of 34,083 square feet at 1065 Ave. of the Americas, highlighting this week&#146;s wrap-up of deals.