••• “West Thames Pedestrian Bridge to Be Named in Honor of Downtown’s Recently Departed Civic Champion, Robert Douglass.” —Broadsheet

••• “Police are looking for a man they said randomly assaulted an elderly woman in Tribeca on Sunday. The 84-year-old woman was walking near White Street and Broadway at about 6 p.m. when the man put his hand on her face and pushed her to the ground.” —DNAinfo

••• “Jamestown Properties is working to secure $145 million to refinance a Tribeca apartment building developed with tax-exempt funds as a way to revitalize Lower Manhattan in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks. In exchange for the bond-backed funding, the Midtown-based landlord is agreeing to extend the affordable-housing component at 88 Leonard Street for another eight years, an application with the state department of Homes and Community Renewal shows.” —Real Deal

••• “When New York City took over ferry routes along the East River, using a new fleet of small boats, and lowering the fares, officials anticipated that weekend demand might be higher in the summer. But the city underestimated just how much demand would outstrip supply, forcing it to charter two extra boats—each capable of carrying 400 people—to handle summer weekend crowds, at a cost of $485,000 for the summer, or about $60,000 per weekend.” —New York Times

••• “A Georgia-based architect says the ​prominent architectural firm behind One World Trade Center ripped off a design he created as a graduate student​ ​in 1999.” —New York Post

••• Meg Ryan reportedly bought at 443 Greenwich. —Curbed