The main elevators at 915 Broadway were temporarily closed, forcing tenants to use the Read More
High Line supporters start anti-Hudson Yards blog. Careful, developers. They're watching you... [Curbed]
Gowanus Canal gets anonymous public art display. [Gowanus Lounge]
Graffiti legends removed from luxury SoHo development on exhibit tonight. [Gothamist]
Office building workers authorize a strike starting Jan. 1. [NY Times]
Bianca is kicked out of moldy apartment. [NY Post]
Women buyers spark developer changes. [NY Post]
Record closing price in Harlem. (2nd item) [NY Post]
Columbia testifies against use of Read More
Questions for Times columnist about ethnic neighborhoods. [City Room]
Real estate and design blogs throw a Christmas party. Pass the Champagne! [Brownstoner]
Upper East Side offers holiday shopping for the baby in your life... and the stores are clean! [Upper East Side Moms]
But some take it a little further.
Dominick Ligresti, a dermatologist with offices in New Jersey and Staten Island, has been especially active in Read More
Pig-investor Jay-Z looks to hotels. [NY Post]
Landlord lawsuit bill killed. [NYDN]
Most of Brooklyn's Admiral's Row is structurally sound. [NYDN]
Columbia expansion becomes a discussion of emminent domain. [NY Sun]
Nets won't be in Brooklyn in time for 2009-10 NBA Read More
Solow and Macklowe eye one another from across the ring, a punch may be imminent. [Real Deal]
Renderings for new building in Chelsea show the strengths of Metal. [Curbed]
Fort Greene Park sparks controversy with one-sided lack of benches. [Brooklyn Eagle]
Madison Square Park gets toilets. [NY Post]
Resident above restaurant is too noisy. That's a first. [NY Post]
Pakistani owners pull Roosevelt Hotel off the market. [NY Post]
700 Broadway selling for $80 M. [NY Post]
Northern Bronx neighborhoods have most noise complaints. [NYDN]
Luxury hotel Read More
Betsy Johnson's pinko penthouse may or may not be totally hideous. [Curbed]
Is it moral to stalk the celebrities that live in your neighborhood? [Gothamist]
Another part of Read More
Javits plans get toned down, but they'll still fix that leaky roof. [NY Times]
Upper West Side school to get rid of its middle-income housing. [NY Times]
9/11 brings one man back to the city, to settle in a Chelsea studio. [NY Times]
Brooklyn native settles in Jersey. [NY Times]
The trials and tribulations Read More
City's public housing will take on a green hue. [City Room]
West Village Hudson Blue switches brokers, holds on to Leo? [Curbed]
Brooklynites get passive-aggressive about snow removal. [Gowanus Lounge]
Jersey brokers try to reel 'em in. Those Park Slopers look like suckers! Read More
State's real estate partnerships may have evaded $5 billion of taxes. [NY Times]
Madonna sues Central Park West co-op board. [NY Post]
Law firm moves downtown. [NY Post]
Linda Stein's investigating cops may have lied. [NY Post]
Veniero's creates a holiday miracle. A canoli-filled miracle, that is. [City Room]
Beaver too drunk to drive. [Curbed]
Trump leaves a $10,000 tip. [Defamer]
More inside shots of the new MePa Apple store. [CNET]
The Steves of Vornado try to convince Macy's to move to Moynihan. [NY Times]
City launches program to counsel against foreclosures. [NY Post]
Meatpacking District gets ready for its first apple. [NYDN]
Neighbors complain of second-hand smoke. [NY Sun]
Could declining market affect commerical real estate? [NY Sun]
Mixed-use developments seem like Read More
Hipster hotel begins the renaissance of that lame part of Broadway, between Herald Square and Madison Square Park. [Curbed]
Park Slope to get new 5th Avenue bakery. And a gym, for once you've eaten Read More
