1. Lavish Hamptons property buy signals healthy economy [Business Insider]
2. Cary Tamarkin: Visiting High Line park “like going to the zoo for starchitects” [WSJ]
3. Nearly 30 percent of Manhattan is now landmarked [Crain’s]
4. A Manhattanite’s guide to buying into brownstone Brooklyn [BrickUnderground]
5. Google Maps snubs seaside nabes [Brooklyn Paper]
6. Affordable housing complex for domestic violence survivors to open in BedStuy [DNAinfo]
7. Gentry Credits plan would funnel gentrifier cash to local artists, affordable housing [BetaBeat]
8. Permits pop up for Fisher Brothers’ 225 East 39th Street [NYY]
9. Penthouse listing at 200 Eleventh Avenue revealed: VIDEO [CNBC]
— Julie Strickland