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Condo manager who displayed Nazi posters is forced out
The Queens property manager who displayed Nazi and Confederate posters in his building’s lobby last year is out of a...
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Lights, camera, action: New movie theater heading to Sunnyside
The movies are coming back to Sunnyside. Regal Entertainment Group has signed a 38,000-square-foot lease for a theater in...
Curbcut in talks to sign movie theater at Sunnyside project
Curbcut Urban Partners is negotiating with a movie theater to lease 38,000 square feet of retail space at its...
RCR buys two Sunnyside rentals for $49M
RCR Management picked up a pair of Sunnyside rental buildings for $49 million, or north of $300,000 per unit.
Hell without the L could open up real estate heaven along the 7
The engine that brings Brooklyn’s monocled fixie-riders into Manhattan will be shutting down in 2019, and a new report...
Curbcut, Platinium Realty partner on new Queens office project
Developers Curbcut Urban Partners and Platinum Realty Associates are partnering on a new nine-story, mixed-use building on the border of...
How Queens neighborhoods got their names
Queens became a county back in 1683, and naturally, many – though not all — of its neighborhood names go back just as far. Here’s a look at the history of some of those...
Sunnyside Yard eyed for development — again
Queens community leaders voted to push Borough President Melissa Katz to study whether new development could be built atop a...
Landmarks votes down Queens aluminum house project
The Landmarks Preservation Commission rejected a plan late last week to relocate the so-called Aluminaire House — the first...
Six real estate ideas for de Blasio
Mayor Bloomberg’s most enduring gift to New York City’s real estate industry may be rezoning much of the five boroughs. But when Bill de Blasio takes office in January, there are at least six...