The Closing: Appraisers in the Recession; Where the Gay Couples Live; Moinian Flyer Invokes Washington
By Jhanasobserver July 14, 2011 5:51 pm
reprintsTime Equities spends $3.6 million on three downtown retail condos. [Crain’s]
Too late now? The latest Atlantic Yards ruling. [Journal]
Former Motown Records president rents three-bedroom apartment on the Upper West Side. [The Real Deal]
Color-coded map illustrates population density of same-sex couples in New York City neighborhoods. [Curbed NY]
Real estate appraisers were also hit hard by the recession. [The Real Deal]
Bronx borough president accuses Bloomberg administration of lying, doesn’t think the community needs another homeless shelter. [NY Times]
Someone has been distributing flyers downtown declaring, “Joe Moinian does NOT pay his bills!” [Curbed NY]
Brooklyn assemblywoman questions why Related is getting such a sweet deal on property that could be used for a Walmart. [Crain’s]
Architect Robert Scarano is out of luck—his appeal has been rejected and he is still banned from filing construction plans. [The Real Deal]
Woodpoint apartments in Williamsburg is revealing itself, lists eight units on Streeteasy. [Curbed NY]
Renderings of the new Whitney Museum in the Meatpacking District fail to impress. [The Real Deal]
