On the Market: Jerry Seinfeld Moving?; Hit Factory Condos; Dirty Beaches
By Jhanasobserver June 30, 2011 8:39 am
reprintsThe city wants Brooklyn’s Fourth Avenue to look prettier (we wondered aloud about this ourselves). [Journal]
Conde Nast hires Gensler to design its new office space in 1 World Trade Center. [Curbed NY]
Hersha Hospitality Trust snags stalled Union Square hotel for $104.1 million. [The Real Deal]
A third construction union finalizes new contract just in time… [Crain’s]
…But what happens if the rest of them don’t deal in time for today’s deadline? [Journal]
Four years after it hits the market, the Hit Factory finally sells out. [The Real Deal]
Just like its streets, New York City has some dirty beaches. [NY Post]
Harlem-based bank is bailed out by firms like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley. [Crain’s]
Floor plans for MiMA’s condos hit the web. [The Real Deal]
Related exec jumps ship to Prudential Douglas Elliman. [Journal]
Jerry Seinfeld might be heading across the park to the Upper East Side. [NY Post]
Brooklyn’s most valuable single-family housing resides in Brooklyn Heights. [Brownstoner]
Flushing, Queens, condo complex settles with unhappy buyers. [NY Post]
