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Priciest Hamptons sale, city mines data to reduce fire risks … and more

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Tyndal Point

1. The priciest Hamptons sale of the year is real estate investor Jeff Greene’s $36M purchase of Tyndal Point
[Curbed]

2. Investor visas frequently misused for developments in areas that do not have high unemployment
[NYT]

3. City mines data to determine buildings’ fire risk
[Governing.com]

4. New York City businesses that closed — and may leave space available — in 2011
[Vanishing New York]

5. East Village diner Polonia closes
[Egrieve]

6. False Alarm: Zuccotti Park will not close for renovations
[Gothamist]

7. Comedy Club to open in Gramercy
[DNAinfo]

8. Average time to process a foreclosure now 674 days
[CNN]

9. Manhattan alleys, actually quite scarce, are mainstays of Hollywood cinema
[WSJ]

10. Franchises are getting more serious about site selection
[Entrepreneur]

11. The Wire’s Amy Ryan buys Brooklyn Heights apartment
[NYO]

12. How custom dish store Fishs Eddy has endured
[New York Enterprise Report]

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