The Daily Dirt: Affordable housing in 2021
It’s budget day! Elected officials and observers today were, understandably, focused on what the city plans to do about the NYPD. Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that he and the City Council agreed to...
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The Daily Dirt: Indoor dining dilemma
NYC was on track to resume indoor dining on July 6. Now that looks unlikely. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said today he would announce Wednesday whether restaurants can start offering indoor dining next week. But...
The Daily Dirt: Rethinking the mayor’s housing legacy
Even before the coronavirus hit, the mayor’s affordable housing program was struggling. The progress of rezonings planned under Mayor...
The Daily Dirt: Arrested development in Two Bridges
Four towers are planned for Two Bridges. A judge has ruled against the developers in two lawsuits. But an...
The Daily Dirt: Survival strategies of NYC’s restaurants
Restaurants have started to reopen. But to stay open, many are finding they need to rework their leases. Under...
The Daily Dirt: Luxury market sees recession-level week
Eeek. Only one contract was signed last week for a Manhattan home asking at least $4 million. The contract...
The Daily Dirt: Well, it’s May.
Happy May, everyone. Let’s take stock. In two weeks, the “New York On Pause” order expires. Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Friday that sometime before then, he will provide an update on whether the...
The Daily Dirt: The “nightmare” neighbor on Broad Street
A short-term rental company has been wreaking havoc on a Financial District luxury building, a new lawsuit alleges. Two...
The Daily Dirt: The deal is off? Realogy thinks not
Realogy claims the company that agreed to buy its relocation business is using the coronavirus crisis as an excuse...
The Daily Dirt: Coronavirus shapes luxury negotiations
Eek! Luxury deals in Manhattan dropped 90 percent in the past four weeks. Only eight contracts were inked for...