One WTC must be safe, comptroller to explain rocketing co-op assessments … and more

1. U.S. developers appeal to “echo-boomers,“ people born in the 1980s and 1990s
[WSJ]
2. One WTC must be one of the safest buildings in the city: architect David Childs
[Crain’s]
3. Park Slope tenants team up with public advocate Bill de Blasio to force building repairs
[NYDN]
4. Senator Catharine Young’s bill could mean the death of rent protection for high-income city residents
[NYDN]
5. U.S. developers appeal to “echo-boomers,“ people born in the 1980s and 1990s
[WSJ]
6. Living the farm lifestyle on Park Avenue
[WSJ]
7. Trump tower apartment finally sells for $1.8 million over the asking price
[Curbed]
8. More demolition related scaffolding for 35 Cooper Square
[Ev Grieve]
9. Northern Bridgehampton gets $7.995 million treehouse
[Curbed]
10. Concern mounts that Garment District is doomed as a fashion hub after departure of Oscar de la Renta and Phillip Lim
[Crain’s]
11. Comptroller aims to explain rocketing co-op assessments
[Post]