In This Week's Observer...
By Tom Acitelli
January 13, 2009 | 9:57 p.m
Lawyers, guns and toilets: the story of the Apthorp.
Paula Del Nunzio on the Manhattan luxury market post-boom.
The Port Authority has $2 billion to spend on anything: What gets it?
Brooklyn landlords and why they don't yet sweat Manhattan landlords' problems.
What retail brokers really think of New York's prospects.
A law firm expands at 1211 Avenue of the Americas.
Another one leases big at 2 World Financial Center.
Fed survey suggests commercial loans are the new subprime mortgages.
Crowne Plaza JFK inn serious trouble.
The Rainbow Room, post-Ciprianis. Who would take it?
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