1. Vendors from the defunct Aqueduct Flea Market are close to moving to Coney Island
[Amusing the Zillion]
2. A Cobble Hill public school PTA treasure was indicted for misappropriating $100K to pay rent on her nearby spa
[NYT]
3. Madoff aside, steep declines in commercial real estate values are hammering Mets ownership
[WSJ]
4. The first African-American-owned home in Sagaponack preserved through a move to Sag Harbor
[27east]
5. Coldwell Banker introduces an iPad app and interactive advertisement
[Inman]
6. A suspicious fire in a four-story building on Putnam Avenue in Bed-Stuy claims three lives
[WSJ]
7. Associated Supermarkets purchases 16,000 square feet in East Harlem for $6.5M
[Crain’s]
8. Homeowners must weigh several factors before refinancing
[RWBpress]
9. Economists weigh in on latest dismal Case-Shiller housing index
[WSJ]
10. A matchbox miniature replica of a Gothic Revival Brooklyn brownstone goes missing
[Craftster via Curbed]
11. FA Capital Management subleases 15,932 square feet of space in Boston Properties’ 601 Lexington Avenue [Observer]
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