Evening Links: Penthouses to Be Razed; Apthorp Discounts Go Transparent

By August 4, 2010 10:27 pm
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Community gardeners want community gardens to be made permanent. (NYT)

Landlord Benjamin Shaoul must tear down the penthouses atop his East Village buildings, a court says. (NYT)

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Some big discounts get revealed at the Apthorp. (Curbed)

There’s already a lawsuit challenging the LPC’s ruling on the mosque near Ground Zero. (Capitol Tonight)

Crown Heights is soon to get some upscale pizza. (Franklin Ave)

Some suggestions for Andrew Cuomo as he ponders a transportation agenda. (Streetsblog)

A property at Coney Island has traded hands for an undisclosed sum to an undisclosed developer. (Crain’s)

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