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It’s Election Day in New York — and the city chose this morning for a full-scale news dump. From billion-dollar housing commitments in Queens to Brookfield’s $1.3 billion refinancing on Fifth Avenue, the week brought movement across every sector. Office restructurings, luxury condo progress, new conversion filings, and the first steps toward Penn Station’s redevelopment all landed at once — a reminder that the market never waits for the polls to close.
By Jordan SheaIt’s Election Day in New York — and the city chose this morning for a full-scale news dump. From billion-dollar housing commitments in Queens to Brookfield’s $1.3 billion refinancing on Fifth Avenue, the week brought movement across every sector. Office restructurings, luxury condo progress, new conversion filings, and the first steps toward Penn Station’s redevelopment all landed at once — a reminder that the market never waits for the polls to close.