1. Local clash over proposed High Line park in Jersey City [NYT]
2. Disney store returns to NYC Times Square location [WWD]
3. Taking on a second mortgage to pay a foreclosure lawyer [NYT]
4. Walmart pursues plans to open in New York City, despite previous failures [Crain’s]
5. Neighbors complain about abandoned, rat-infested apartment building in Greenpoint [NYDN]
6. Newly-signed contracts up 28 percent in October [Urban Digs]
7. Suffolk County selling Long Wharf for $1 but buyers fear expensive future repair fees [Curbed]
8. A look at Carlos Slim and his under-the-radar broker, Soly Halabi [WSJ]
9. If you’re looking to move, now is a good time to sell your home [LA Times]
10. Brooklyn zipcode 11210 is safest neighborhood in New York City [Wallet Pop]
11. Second Maoz vegetarian restaurant to open in Midtown [Midtown Lunch]
12. Tips for choosing the right real estate attorney [NY1]
13. The Sagamore, Related’s UWS apartment building, expected to fetch $130 million [Crain’s]
14. City funding for Fort Greene Park to be used for reconstruction of Willoughby Avenue entrance [Brownstoner]
15. Manhattan borough president Scott Stringer calls for an all out war against bedbugs [NYDN]
16. Water main burst on West 57th Street floods street and basement of Bergdorf Goodman [NYDN]
17. Hospitality barbecue joint to open second location in Hell’s Kitchen [Post]
18. French bistro, Almond Restaurant, looking for new East End space after stalled lease negotiations [Curbed]
Walmart looking to open in NYC … and more
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Nov.November 08, 2010
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