••• “Dog lovers will now be able to dine out with their four-legged companions—Gov. Cuomo on Monday night signed a bill, over the objection of Mayor de Blasio, that allows pooches in outdoor areas of restaurants. [It] takes effect immediately.” —New York Post

••• The big rental building at 88 Leonard is on the market and it “could fetch $300 million […] Rents at the Costas Kondylis-designed property at 88 Leonard St. have risen 20% since 2012.” —Crain’s

••• Racked compiled its own list of who’s onboard at the Westfield World Trade Center mall. I can’t really imagine comparing it item by item with this recent rundown, but I think these are ones that weren’t on my list: True Religion, Kiko Milano, Penhaglion’s, Rituals Cosmetics, Une de 50, Invictia, Market Lane.

••• A deep dive into the plans for and background of Café Altro Paradiso, the Ignacio Mattos restaurant opening at Spring and Sixth. —New York Times