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New York

Rentals crop up above Momofuku offshoot

Calling all foodies: luxury three-bedroom rental apartments just became available above the Momofuku Ssam Bar at 207 Second Avenue on the corner of 13th Street, according to EV Grieve. The eight units above the famed eatery range in price between $5,950 and $7,450 per month, with one month free rent. The building is being leased by the owner, according to a sign displayed in the window of the building. [EV Grieve]

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Messi to Miami: What that means for real estateMessi to Miami: What that means for real estateHousing deal with 421a, good cause eviction falls apartHousing deal with 421a, good cause eviction falls apartWho is Nate Paul? A look at the developer at the center of Texas' impeachment scandalWho is Nate Paul? A look at the developer at the center of Texas' impeachment scandalThe "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6MThe "mansion tax" was supposed to bring in $56M monthly. It took in $3.6M
New York

Rentals crop up above Momofuku offshoot

Calling all foodies: luxury three-bedroom rental apartments just became available above the Momofuku Ssam Bar at 207 Second Avenue on the corner of 13th Street, according to EV Grieve. The eight units above the famed eatery range in price between $5,950 and $7,450 per month, with one month free rent. The building is being leased by the owner, according to a sign displayed in the window of the building. [EV Grieve]

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