On the Market: Real Estate Actually Creating New Jobs; 980 Madison in Trouble?; NYCHA Broke
By Matt Chaban May 24, 2011 12:31 pm
reprintsBroBos squack about slaughter house next to condo–it’s been there since the ’20s [BK Paper]
New push to sell wine in grocery stores [Post]
Yet another flashy hotel for the Bowery [Curbed]
Almost one-third of new jobs comes from real estate [Real Deal]
Old Brooklyn Heights police station sells for a distressed $7.5 million, going residential [Brownstoner]
RFR’s 980 Madison in trouble, too [Crain’s]
NYCHA trying to push soloists out of three- and four-bedrooms [News]
And the housing authority has no money for repairs [Real Deal]
Downtown retail is improving, but it’s still a disconnected mess [Post]
DUMBO bursting at the cobbelstones… [Journal]
…and turning to TV to sell the hood’s top-flight clocktower [Times]
The new Union Square cafe will be–surprise!–farm focused, even though it looks Italian [Curbed]
One-thousand “green” supers to help make the city more efficient [Crain’s]
Inside the renovated, REI-ready Puck Building [Post]
NYU continues to look outside the village, as it prepares to build in the Village [Journal, Curbed]
