Century 21 Reportedly Moving Into UWS Barnes & Noble Space; Rep Denies Rumor
Month: August 2010
Related Cos. Moves Closer to Paying Rent on West Side Rail Yards
Morning Links: Private Eyes; Carnegie 57; Tamir Sapir; Bedbugs
Evening Links: Cushman’s Loss; Fox News in BK; A Sunny Hotel
The Question Every New York Tenant Wants Answered… Answered!
Morning Links: 9/11 Memorial Gets Some Shade; Wal-Mart’s Checks Returned
Parts of New York Not Called the Empire State Building Are Celebrating Mother Teresa Right Now
Evening Links: Another East Village Rezoning; Price Cuts at Aby Rosen’s Place
Downtown On a Budget: Nonprofits and Others Stand to Gain From Downtown’s Inventory Changes
Of Price and Performance: Just How Much Instability Is There in Asset Pricing?
Morning Links: 15 Penn Plaza Timetable; Relief in Riverside; W.T.C. Deal Expected
Cassidy Turley’s New Chief Marketing Officer and Other Recent Moves
Morning Links: Mortgage Fight at Union Square W; Remembering Downtown’s Arab Neighborhood
Evening Links: Where Don Draper Gets Slapped; Russell Simmons’ Ground Zero Message
What ESB/Vornado and ‘Ground Zero Mosque’ Fights Have in Common
Morning Links: Andrew Cuomo’s HUD Tenure Scrutinized; Big, Big Apartment at the Apthorp
Big-Time Buildings Broker Darcy Stacom Buys Some $4.8 M. Shoes!
Evening Links: Bedbugs for Everyone; Brokers Bitch About Clients
The Firm That Helped Lady Gaga Beat Britney Spears on Twitter Is Moving
Morning Links: Enter Genting; Green Eating in Fort Greene; ‘Metastasized Anti-Semitism’
Evening Links: 15 Penn ‘Expected’ to Pass; A Volunteer Overseer of Atlantic Yards?
The Week We Rocked the Mosque Story and Exposed Tony Malkin’s Thing with Tall Towers
Pot Soars on Wall Street, Real Estate Investors Just High All the Time
Former Pakistani Ambassador: What ‘Ground Zero Mosque’ Controversy Is Doing to American Goals Abroad
Payment Dispute May Doom Jelly NYC Concert Series on Williamsburg Waterfront
Keith McNally Takes on the Post, ‘New York’s Trashiest Newspaper’
Morning Links: Latest on the Mosque; JPMorgan’s Big Sale; Oprah Looking in NYC?
Evening Links: Skyscrapers to Be Less Bright; Office Tenants Grow Smart
Stuy Town Legal War Opens With Suit Against Ackman, Winthrop
Morning Links: Retail at the Hearst Tower? Best Buy Goes Theatric
Defending the Empire: The Campaign Against the Empire State Building’s Giant Neighbor to the West
Evening Links: Geese, the Innocence Project and, Of Course, the Mosque
State Senate Candidate: Turn Empty Luxury Apartments Into Middle-Income Housing
Cuozzo Slams Ward, Bloomberg Over Tavern on the Green Debacle
Morning Links: Breastfeeding, Confederate Flags, St. Vincent’s Suit
Furniture Retailer Joins Whole Foods, TJ Maxx in Columbus Square
The Interpreter: CBRE Wunderkind on Navigating Asian Firms to and Through New York
Evening Links: Moynihan Station Inches Along; Stephen Ross for Romney
Brooklyn Brewery Gets $800,000 Helping Hand to Grow in Williamsburg
Marty Markowitz Uses Chain Gangs to Save Money at Controversial Concert Series
Morning Links: Return of Sam Zell; Metro North Going Double-Decker?
Evening Links: Aqueduct Deal Advances; Manhattan Condo Builders Love FHA
Battle of the Skyscrapers! Empire State Building Owner Takes Issue with New Penn Tower
Evening Links: Ground Zero’s Eco-Friendly Mosque; MaryAnne Gilmartin Likes AC
New Deputy Mayor Likes Congestion Pricing—And Not Just for Bridges and Streets
Morning Links: Harlem Housing Troubles; Tennis Club Condo Brawl
Evening Links: Canadian Money, Hudson River Park and the Bermuda Triangle
Orthodox Jews Clash with Aby Rosen Over Hotel on Ancient Cemetery
A Winn Winn: Ensconced in 740 Park, Rennert Girl Sells Old Condo
Morning Links: Ackman Goes After Stuy Town; Sky View Park Needs More Cash
The Validator: Cushman & Wakefield’s Global Consulting Group Head Finds Himself Very Busy
Teaching Tools Concern Consolidates at 71 West 23rd for 15 Years
Evening Links: More Rent Regulation Downtown; Homeless Plan Under Attack
Once Bitten, Twice Shy: Commercial Real Estate’s Slow Slog to Recovery
Moelis: ‘Market-Rate Projects Are Almost Impossible’ to Finance
Ackman Enters Stuy Town Fray; Seeks Control, Supports Co-ops
Morning Links: Coney Island Shenanigans, Joe Moinian, Pop-Tarts Sushi
Morning Links: Russell Simmons’ Yard Sale; Food Fight in Flushing
Evening Links: Downtown Market Sluggish, Henry Hudson Bridge Uncyclable, Mark Morris Unimpressed
Morning Links: Jonathan Ames, Ahmadinejad, Chinatown’s Rad Video Arcade
Evening Links: Penthouses to Be Razed; Apthorp Discounts Go Transparent
Morning Links: Condé Staff Woes; Budget Impasse Over; Four Seasons Deal
Last Gambler Standing Wins Official Nod to Run Queens Aqueduct
When the Light Changed from Yellow to Green for Ground Zero Mosque
Game, Set, Schonbraun: Bruce Schonbraun on Foreign Investors, Workouts and the Kids Entering the Biz
The Inventor: Studley Legend’s Knack For Tinkering Transfers to Game-Changers
State Agency Signs for 10 Years at W&H’s Revamped 501 Seventh
The Little Building That Couldn’t No More: 172K Feet at 100 Church
New Commercial Building Slated to Rise Across From the Standard
Morning Links: Burlesque at the Plaza; the Cordoba House; the Rangel Center ‘Wreck’