The (Big) Round-Up: Monday
"Love me, Love my apartment": In New York's tight real estate market, couples are drawn closer together and sometimes pitted apart. [NY Times]
Habitats: From the "open air mall" of the East Village to the more "down to earth" neighborhood of Forte Greene. [NY Times]
Living In: Residents engage in "a battle for the soul of the East Village." [NY Times]
A six-story luxury condominium may be of the first of its kind in Inwood, soon to be known as "NoMa" if brokers' branding effort pays off. [NY Times]
The price of being an international city? About $4.5 million in foregone property taxes. [NY Times]
Luxury apartment sales pushed average price of a condo up 21 percent last month to nearly $2 million. [NY Times]
Vendors at the Caribbean market on the outskirts of Williamsburg fight against an impending eviction. [NY Times]
Artful (and sometimes artless) toll dodgers cost the city $13 million per year. [NY Times]
After just 21 years, the Jacob Javits Center is a $1 billion mess. [NY Post]
Yankees and Mets tickets hit their highest prices in years to cover costs of both teams' new stadium construction projects. [NY Post]
Nearly 20 law firms have set up supprime practices in the past four months. [Crain's]
City and state governments are bracing for a steep drop off in real estate tax revenues according to the latest budget projections. [NY Sun]
Corporations expected to pay record amounts for naming rights at new sports stadiums. [NY Sun]
