1. One good year for commercial real estate in New York doesn’t undo the damage of three bad ones
[Crain’s]
2. Queens Catholic HS to replace vacant convent with multimillion dollar sports complex in Jamaica Estates [NYDN]
3. Architecture firms are slowly hiring again
[Crain’s]
4. Now open, Sept. 11 Memorial lacks emotional impact, according to critic
[Post]
5. Meanwhile, 9/11 memorial in Liberty State Park, N.J. is among most powerful
[WSJ]
6. Frozen yogurt store 16 Handles expands to Greenwich Village [Post]
7. Carroll Gardens flourishes amidst downturn and bidding wars for homes are returning
[WSJ]
8. Locals bemoan loss of Bialystoker Center on the Lower East Side
[NYT]
9. Williamsburg has highest percentage of households with roommates, Forest Hills most homes owned outright
[Post]
10. And here’s advice for finding a roommate to help lower cost of living
[NY1]
11. How cities can become greener as urban populations soar [WSJ]
12. Herve Houdre, manager of the InterContinental New York Barclay hotel, among NYC’s greenest hoteliers
[Crain’s]
NY commercial real estate still has a long way to go back to peak, Sept. 11 memorial lacks emotional impact … and more
New York /
Sep.September 12, 2011
08:22 AM
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