On the Market: H&H Closing; Big Boutique Hotel Trade; Rent-Regs Deal
By Jhanasobserver June 22, 2011 9:03 am
reprintsState Legislature creates deal to extend rent regulations. [NY Times]
The New York Senate considers killing taxi bill that would increase service in boroughs. [NY Post]
A hotel trust is purchasing a nearly 50 percent stake in six Manhattan boutique hotels. Is the hotel market rebounding? [Journal]
A New York celebrity tattoo artist moves parlor to Sixth Avenue. [Crain’s]
An empty lot on Clinton could become Karl Fischer-designed affordable housing. [Brownstoner]
Some luxury real estate properties are getting yet another perk—automated car parking. [NY1]
Famous Upper West Side bagel shop is closing its doors for unknown reasons. [Journal]
Developers now interested in Elaine’s space. [NY Post]
New York homeowners are more underwater on their mortgages than those in other states. [Journal]
Queens residents gather to oppose property tax subsidies that don’t support more than part-time, minimum wage jobs. [The Real Deal]
Co-founder of Pergolis Swartz leaves firm to start his own company, prompting lawsuit. [The Real Deal]
