1. Construction of the new World Trade
Center is slow and costly [NYT]
2. As suburban sprawl grows, so does opposition to gun clubs [NYT]
3. As first reported by The
Real Deal,
An Upper West Side Townhouse On Riverside Drive sold for $15.75 million after
languishing on the market [NYT]
4. Developers eye parkland around Yankee Stadium [Post]
5. Main Streets are dying in New Jersey,
but not in the town of Newton [NYT]
6. New co-op owners in Harlem
complain about noise [Black Star News]
7. After the Landmark Preservation Commission declined to
preserve it, the 1909 Sheffield dairy stable on Broadway will likely be
demolished by Columbia
University [NYT]
8. Work about to begin on transit village in Morristown, N.J. [Star-Ledger]
9. A developer faces a lawsuit while evicting the tenants of Nassau’s last trailer park [NYT]
10. Critics of Bloomberg’s congestion pricing plan say
dedicating revenues to public transit won’t be guaranteed [Post]
11. Bushwick’s pioneering Goodbye Blue Monday cafe struggles [AMNY]
12. In Fairfield County,
Connecticut, you can hang out at
the Real Estate Lounge [NYT]
1. Construction of the new World Trade
Center is slow and costly [NYT]
2. As suburban sprawl grows, so does opposition to gun clubs [NYT]
3. As first reported by The
Real Deal,
An Upper West Side Townhouse On Riverside Drive sold for $15.75 million after
languishing on the market [NYT]
4. Developers eye parkland around Yankee Stadium [Post]
5. Main Streets are dying in New Jersey,
but not in the town of Newton [NYT]
6. New co-op owners in Harlem
complain about noise [Black Star News]
7. After the Landmark Preservation Commission declined to
preserve it, the 1909 Sheffield dairy stable on Broadway will likely be
demolished by Columbia
University [NYT]
8. Work about to begin on transit village in Morristown, N.J. [Star-Ledger]
9. A developer faces a lawsuit while evicting the tenants of Nassau’s last trailer park [NYT]
10. Critics of Bloomberg’s congestion pricing plan say
dedicating revenues to public transit won’t be guaranteed [Post]
11. Bushwick’s pioneering Goodbye Blue Monday cafe struggles [AMNY]
12. In Fairfield County,
Connecticut, you can hang out at
the Real Estate Lounge [NYT]
