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Preservationists worried about the New Market Building, closed Catholic schools could turn public ... and more

1. Preservationists worried about the New Market Building in the South Street Seaport, which is up for sale [NYT]
2. REBNY talking to city and state leaders about bringing back 421-a [NYDN]
3. Similar residential units have different prices at 322 West 57th Street because one has a renter with a lease until 2010 [NY Mag]
4. Closed Catholic schools may be converted into public schools [Gothamist]
5. Construction of what is planned to be Brooklyn's tallest building at 111 Lawrence Street is underway [GL]
6. 135-unit building designed by Robert Scarano coming to 13th Street and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn [GL]
7. Lawmakers concerned about Aqueduct Race Track delays [NY1]
8. Former Olsten Corp. head puts Lloyd Harbor home on the market for $14.5 million [Newsday]
9. The price of Barbara Corcoran's children [NY Mag]
10. Marty Markowitz wants federal funds for the Atlantic Yards project [AY Report]
11. All about Colonnade Row, the buildings just south of Astor Place [Curbed]
12. Crain's looks at Kent Swig's recent troubles [Crain's]
13. A look at the School of Visual Arts' new LES dorm [Curbed]
14. Stimulus funds could mean $1 billion for infrastructure [NYO]
15. City Planning approves East Windsor Terrace rezoning [Brooklyn Eagle]
16. Five contracts signed at One Sunset Park [Brooklyn Eagle]
17. RCG Longview looks to invest in commercial real estate [NYT]
18. World's priciest housing markets [Forbes]