Money in New York City news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in New York City on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: NYC rent relief, rent freeze fight, and Manhattan deal activity. Also: NYC is weighing a 'one shot' rent-help plan that the New York Post says targets landlords; A legal dispute over Mayor Mamdani's rent freeze has grown heated, according to Gothamist.
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- NYC is weighing a 'one shot' rent-help plan that the New York Post says targets landlords.New York Post
- A legal dispute over Mayor Mamdani's rent freeze has grown heated, according to Gothamist.Gothamist
- The Real Deal asks why nearly half of NYCHA tenants are behind on rent.The Real Deal
- Rising rents helped drive a surge in Manhattan multifamily sales in the third quarter, per The Real Deal.The Real Deal
- L&L Infinite acquired the 575,254 sq ft office tower at 600 Third Avenue for $245 million.NYREJ
- A housing lottery has opened for 65 rent-stabilized units in Bed-Stuy, Brick Underground reports.Brick Underground
- Airbnb contributed $600,000 to support a new NYC Housing Partnership program.NYREJ
- Officials celebrated the groundbreaking of the $167 million Chelsea Beacon redevelopment in Manhattan.NYREJ
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