On the Market: Finally, Subway WiFi; The Bronx Is Doing Just Fine; Chinese in Times Square
By Jhanasobserver July 26, 2011 8:43 am
reprintsGetting closer… The M.T.A.’s finance committee approved plans for Shake Shack and Apple in Grand Central. [The Real Deal]
Investor buys 89 Kips Bay co-ops for $15 million, or $175,000 a piece. Talk about buying in bulk. [Journal]
The New York City subway system is finally catching up to the 21st century and beginning to install WiFi in stations. [DNAinfo]
If you’re in a historic district, you might not know it—many of them are still awaiting signs. [NY Times]
Brooklyn Prospect Charter School is moving to Windsor Terrace. [NY Daily News]
Bronx subway stations are the dirtiest—litter, smells, and crumbling walls are the norm. [NY Post]
But the borough is still a turnaround story [NY Times]
Creative agency tenants are moving in to the Meatpacking District. [DNAinfo]
Chinese state news agency buying a “spectacular” in Times Square [NY Times]
