On the Market: Banks Eat the Upper West Side; Harry Macklowe Gets His Building
By Jhanasobserver June 24, 2011 8:42 am
reprintsUnion Square residents worry that a new public school would harm “quality of life” by adding to crowds. [DNAinfo]
Hamptons retailers pack it up after the summer months when most of their business leaves town. [NY Times]
President Obama’s fundraising trip has low donor turnout. [NY Post]
Development site at Sixth Street and Fourth Avenue sells for $6.5 million, building to be designed by Enrique Norton. [Brownstoner]
Foreclosures and bankruptcy spell end for Upper West Side’s H&H Bagels. [Journal]
And as the Upper West Side loses a bit of its popular charm, residents complain that big banks are stripping the neighborhood of its character. [DNAinfo]
Part of Hell’s Kitchen is heating up with new developments. [Journal]
Harry Macklowe is now the official owner of a Lenox Hill apartment building. [The Real Deal]
Landlord turns to Vornado to recapitalize Tribeca property. [Journal]
Chinatown Wyndham Garden Hotel nears completion. [The Real Deal]
