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Lawmakers reach sweeping housing deal with “good cause eviction,” new 421aLawmakers reach sweeping housing deal with “good cause eviction,” new 421aCity Council approves zoning change to greenlight casinosCity Council approves zoning change to greenlight casinos“Investing before the ‘all clear’ sign”: Jon Gray on Blackstone’s $10B apartment deal“Investing before the ‘all clear’ sign”: Jon Gray on Blackstone’s $10B apartment dealVictor Sigoura picks up site of failed West Chelsea condo for $87MVictor Sigoura picks up site of failed West Chelsea condo for $87M
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70 Berry sold out, Simon makes $2.5B offer to General Growth … and more

1. Former Us Weekly editor sells 285 Lafayette Street condo for $7.3 million [Post]
2. Treasury official hopes new agenda will augment mortgage relief [Sun-Sentinel]
3. Watchdog group says Obama modification plan too slow [BusinessWeek]

4. Williamsburg condo development at 70 Berry Street sold out [Brownstoner]

5. Rent stabilization debate wages on… and on [NYO]

6. City to provide $28 million in funds for Staten Island Terminal in Elm Park [SI Advance]

7. Employed homeless living in shelters may be charged rent under new city plan [Post]

8. Cottages & Gardens Media founder Richard Ekstract puts $3.75 million 10 Gracie Square unit on the market [Upper East Sigh]

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9. Brooklyn Flea a makeshift business school for vendors [NYT]

10. Radius design firm guru builds Boerum Hill dream abode [Brooklyn Paper]

11. “Boozy bathhouse” plans moving forward near Battery Park City [NY Mag]

12. More mortgage-blame fingers turn to WaMu [LA Times]

13. Simon makes $2.5 billion offer to General Growth Properties [Crain’s]

14. Ranking the relationship between Consumer Price Index and home prices [Sun Sentinel]
15. Economists say home prices aren’t likely to get out of their slump anytime soon [Inman]

16. The last place to get fleeced in a mortgage — that most people don’t think of [NYT]
17. Sen. Dodd says GOP too influenced by lenders’ interests [National Mortgage News]