On the Market: Bloomberg’s Hamptons Plans; Food Trucks Fight Back; Angst Near Trade Center Site
By Jhanasobserver July 20, 2011 8:55 am
reprintsIf you thought the High Line already had all the entertainment you could handle, you haven’t seen the retro roller rink yet. [Journal]
Don’t worry, food-truck lovers: many owners of the popular lunch spots that have become the subject of police ticketing aren’t giving up the fight just yet. [NY Times]
Mayor Bloomberg is reportedly purchasing a $20 million Hamptons estate. [NY Post]
Living in a high-rise doesn’t seem like such a good idea once a natural disaster hits—sales of these apartments have plummeted in Tokyo after quake. [NY Times]
Predictably, all that construction at the World Trade Center site is disturbing nearby residents. [DNAinfo]
The Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a renovation of the Carlton House Hotel. [The Real Deal]
Another Brooklyn market—this one is opening downtown and will sell food and clothing. [NY Times]
New York City is offering a $100 million incentive to N.Y.U. to build an applied sciences center. [Journal]
Court denies preliminary injunction to prevent Michael Ring from selling or leasing property. [The Real Deal]
