On the Market: 4 WTC Stalled Again; Tryst-y Chelsea; BID-ing War in Brooklyn
By Matt Chaban April 18, 2011 12:47 pm
reprintsThe city needs new zoning, and it should be equitable [Journal, City Limits]
Two neighboring townhouses for sale, but only one will go if you buy both [Times]
The IRS paid out half-a-billion dollars in faulty first-time-homebuyer credits [News]
Port Authority bond investors holding up WTC Tower 4 financing [Journal]
Downtown Brooklyn surges with wave of new leases [Crain’s]
Is it too late to save the Brookly Navy Yard’s historic Admirals Row? [Times]
Banks still pocketing much of appraisers fees, even when Dodd-Frank says stop it [Real Deal]
Chelsea has the most cheaters, according to website stats [Post]
Numbers, not just hipsters, prove Bushwick is new Williamsburg [Crain’s]
Living in a Staten Island fire station [Times]
Lehman Brothers still in FiDi–developing a condo! [Journal]
Downtown Brooklyn Partnership fighting to take over MetroTech BID [Post]
Contractor, the Builders Group, caught taking kickbacks [Times]
