Frank Gehry: Why Do I Have to Be the One to Lie to the Papers?
Of course his tower is going to be erected as part of the Atlantic Yards project, the architect explained to the Brooklyn Paper last night. Why ever would you think it wouldn't?
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Andy Warhol's Townhouse Goes on the Market
The hippest house on the Upper East Side offers a luxurious rooftop terrace, four bedrooms, a library, chef's kitchen, staff suite, gym, seven wood-burning fireplaces, and serious élan for a mere $38.5 mil.
Bloomberg’s Biggest Fight for His Green Legacy Yet to Come
Al Gore would not envy all that Bloomberg's up against.
Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump Sunder Relationship, Our Hearts
We just can't bring ourselves to believe that this great love has perished. Et tu, J-Vanka?
Even in Grim Times, New Yorkers Will Shop for Condos
Economic woes be damned: Judging from the fairly active scene at the Observer’s condo expo at the Puck Building yesterday — apparently, more than 2,000 attendees passed through the doors — New Yorkers are still gripped with condo fever.
Buyout Exodus at ‘Newsweek’
A dating blogger seeks a book deal, trading desks think recession, and Jean Nouvel wins the Pritzker in our daily roundup of media, finance, law, and real-estate news.
The Real Villain in the Moynihan Mess? It’s Not Jim Dolan. Seriously.
Blame Dolan for the Knicks, your soaring cable bill, and blocking the Olympics. But don't blame him for killing the grand Moynihan Station project.
Ethics Panel Kinda Shady in Extending Doctoroff Powers
At Moynihan Station, Doctoroff's waiver adds to the collision of interests dragging the project down.
City Puts Cranes on Notice
The embattled Department of Buildings makes moves to rein in the cranes.
Toxic Wind Blows From Gowanus
Construction in Gowanus blows a fetid wind across the land, babies terrorize Upper East Siders, and Chelsea residents tear apart Barnes & Noble with their bare hands in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Help Alan D. Schwartz by Renting His House!
Bear Stearns CEO Alan D. Schwartz, forced to downgrade, will now split his time between only two houses.
CBGB's Gallery, at Least, Will Be Spared the Shame of Conversion
Was Karl Lagerfeld really in Harlem? Will CBGB's Gallery really be saved from becoming a bank? Our daily neighborhood news roundup.
A Look at High-rise Disasters, and the City's Baby Steps to Safety (Updated!)
Behold a timeline of high-rise accidents over the past few years in New York and what the Department of Buildings has done each time in response to make us all (slightly) safer.
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