$20M SALE ON GREENWICH
The Journal reports that Tribecan Danny Davis’ sale of the duplex penthouse at 415 Greenwich (asking $18.995 million, reduced from $20 million) contributed to the highest weekly total in sales in the past 11 weeks, and it was also the No. 1 contract in the city. And the No. 2 sale was at 260 West Broadway — the American Thread building — where a two-bedroom went for $11.5 million.

STORES TRY TO PUT THE PIECES BACK
The Leica store on West Broadway was ransacked several nights ago, when looters came through and hauled away merch from dozens of stores. CBS local news has the video

The Post talks to several shop owners whose stores were ransacked, including Rachel Krupa, who owns The Goods Mart on Lafayette. Most of her merchandise was taken or damaged. “While we don’t have as much product, we reopened. But we need to remember why this happened, and ask how to change our society,” she told The Post.

ACCELERATED OPENING OF SIDEWALK CAFES
The mayor said the city would open streets and sidewalks to outdoor dining this summer in a way the city never has before and the commissioner of DOT said the city would fast-track permits for sidewalk cafes. More on this later, but for now, from Crain’s.