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Brooklyn and Queens Third-Quarter Market Report: Everything’s Coming Up Okay
Third-quarter real-estate market reports for Brooklyn and Queens indicate housing in the boroughs has not yet hit bottom.
Mikhail Prokhorov May Save Ratner’s Atlantic Yards Project, But It’s Not a Sure Thing
There are several obvious hurdles to this deal.
Davidson: The High Line? How About Hudson River Park?
The High Line hoopla has overshadowed the protracted birth of Manhattan’s other new green strip.
Manhattan Housing Market Is Feeling the Pain
Sales of Manhattan homes have plunged, according to reports released today.
Brooklyn Real-estate Market Reports: More Sobering News
The real world hits Brooklyn, real-estate-wise.
Trump Soho Defeats Foes in New York Supreme Court
The tower can indeed open as a "Use Group 5 Transient Hotel."
‘Vanity Fair’ Pries Back Plaza Veneer
More troubling reports from inside the newly renovated landmark.
Gary Barnett, Manhattan Real Estate’s Beacon of Hope
Barnett says Extell will draw on its land bank to deliver new residential projects in as soon as nine months.
NYC Real-Estate Developer Offers ‘Obama Contingency’
The developers behind Chelsea's condo building +aRT are offering an election special.
We’re Gonna Drywall Like It’s 1997
The city's construction workforce soon down to pre-Lewinsky levels!
New York Sports Teams Abandon Home Turf in Time of Need
For guys who get ticker-tape parades down Wall Street, the owners of the city's major sports franchises sure don't seem to mind leaving the city in the lurch.
Clarity Emerges at Ground Zero, and Larry Silverstein Clearly Is Not a Key Ingredient
Larry Silverstein's office towers are in jeopardy and nobody in government is too worried about salvaging them.
The New York Real-Estate Boom: R.I.P.
The ‘Times’ and the ‘Post’ both ran obituaries for the city real-estate bubble today.
Market Crash Will Not Stop Play-Doh Park From Rising on West Side
Look at these pretty (and delicious) renderings of potential Hudson Yards development!
Neighbors Nervous About Rooftop Pool Bar Replacing Moondance Diner
They'll hear out the developers at a meeting this week.
The Plaza Fights Back Against Andrei Vavilov
Now El-Ad, the developers behind the new Plaza hotel, are suing the Russian financier over his ‘defamatory’ complaints about his penthouse apartment.
Buyers Flipping Out Over Plaza Conditions
Buckling floors? Ceilings caving in? Tiny windows? What is this, the Lower East Side?
Another Construction-Worker Death
This time it was a worker at a tower on 41st Street and Eleventh Avenue. It’s unclear why the scaffolding gave way, but the result was a deadly plunge of 40 stories.
Planned South Street Seaport Redevelopment Looks Kinda Cool
We’re thinking it could persuade locals, mistrustful of any proposals to overhaul the waterfront, that the developers might not actually destroy the very fabric of their lives.
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