Port Authority head: Take "fresh look" at Freedom Tower. [NY Times]
Queens DA shuts down Woodside strip club. [NY Times]
Manhattan sellers change attitudes in slower market. [NY Times]
Florida Panhandle housing market grinds to a halt. [NY Times]
Learning from the Dakota's precursor. [NY Times]
Buyers find peace, deals in Spuyten Duyvil, the Bronx. [NY Times]
Developers bet on city living in New Jersey. [NY Times]
New condos atop Upper West Side's Apple Bank. [NY Times]
New mortgage products accelerate payoff schedules. [NY Times]
Scoping out building noise before move-in day. [NY Times]
Do area rugs count as carpeting in condos? [NY Times]
Who pays a co-op sublet fee? [NY Times]
The 80-20 income rule for co-ops remains in effect. [NY Times]
Atlantic Yards' fate in Silver's hands. [NY Times]
Realogy agrees to be sold for $9 billion. [NY Times]
Bloomberg in a hurry over urban planning. [Economist]
Spitzer renders MTA's Kalikow powerless. [NY Post]
Nadler gets money from Red Hook terminal manager. [NY Post]
World Trade Center site rebuilding starts in earnest. [Daily News]
Landlord Pinnacle strikes deal with Spitzer. [Daily News]
Hundreds of condos going up in Riverdale. [Daily News]
City Council battles over Quinn's 421-a bill. [Daily News]
Prospect Heights battleground for "meaning of Brooklyn." [New York]
Future MTA chief vows to finish 2nd Avenue subway. [NY Sun]
Efforts to revive 421-b development tax incentive. [NY Sun]
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