The Real Deal New York

From left: Eyal Ofer of Global Holdings, Bill Rudin of Rudin Management and Dan Kaplan of FXFowle

Rudin Management and Eyal Ofer provided The Real Deal with new details (and renderings!) of their controversial overhaul of St. Vincent’s hospital in the West Village, and they were worth the wait. The 200 condominiums in 10 buildings designed by FXFowle will be called the Greenwich Lane, in homage to the quaint hood’s quaint past, representatives for the project said. [more]

Aerial shot of the Brooklyn Navy Yard

Appeals court rules in favor of Upper East Side marine transfer station. Some middle-class NYC housing targeted at those earning almost $200,000 per year. Steiner must hand over Brooklyn Navy Yard documents, judge says. Governors Island’s seawall rehabilatition project kicks off. Councilmen grapple with Park Slope community board over Fourth Avenue overhaul proposal. Read these stories and more after the jump.

Top stories yesterday on The Real Deal:
1. Bistricer, Rieder sell UWS building in midst of condo conversion 
2. Silverstone inks $18M deal for Gramercy rental
3. Elliman bigwigs hobnob at Witkoff’s 10 Madison Square West preview: PHOTOS 

The Empire State Building and Rubin Schron

UPDATED, 6:00 a.m., June 19: Rubin Schron, president of Cammeby’s International and one of the city’s major property owners, has offered $2 billion in cash to buy the Empire State Building, according to a letter an attorney for the investor sent Tuesday to an attorney for Malkin Holdings, the firm that controls the iconic skyscraper. [more]

Stuyvesant Town

Some 2,000 tenants of Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village will be spared mid-lease rent hikes as part of an agreement between the owners of the 11,000-unit rental complex and New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, his office announced today.

CWCapital Asset Management, the special servicer that controls the complex, notified tenants of the rent increases in May. [more]

77 Warren Street and Andre Kikoski

The Colonnade Group, a New York-based developer, is doing another condominium conversion in Tribeca, this time at a five-story building at 77 Warren Street, according to a description of the project on BuzzBuzzHome. [more]

Gary Barnett, 251 Park Avenue South and Frank Ring

A nearly vacant office property that is part of the fabled F.M. Ring portfolio will be sold in a public auction on Aug. 28, following a ruling in New York state court, the New York Observer reported. Ring owns the property, at 251 Park Avenue South, with Extell Development, but the companies have been engaged in an ownership dispute. [more]

421 Kent Avenue rendering

Christine Quinn goes on offensive over UES marine transfer station. Midtown East townhouse near River House asks $7.5 million. WASA/Studio One architects make progress with stalled Kent Avenue residential building. Rec center on West 60th Street reopens after $15 million makeover. Bernardo Fashions adds five years to lease at 463 Seventh Avenue. Read these stories and more after the jump.

Lisa Simonsen, Dolly Lenz and the Sherry Netherland (credit: CityRealty)

Superstar broker Dolly Lenz departed Douglas Elliman last week, causing industry-wide speculation as to where she will land. Whether Lenz attaches herself to another major firm or establishes her own company, one thing’s for certain — not all of her listings have followed her. [more]

From left: Luxury Listings logo, a Central Park South townhouse and the interior of 973 Fifth Avenue

Readers interested in Manhattan’s glitziest and most expensive properties should check out Luxury Listings NYC, The Real Deal’s newest publication. In our upcoming July/August issue, we turn the spotlight on vacation homes in the Hamptons, Cape Cod, Nantucket, the Catskills and parts of New Jersey, and look at summertime home design and décor for buyers, sellers and renters. We also scope out Manhattan’s most dog-friendly areas, offer advice on how to transport expensive art and antiques, and more. [more]