The Round-Up: Thursday

December 28, 2006
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  • Brooklyn affordable housing complex sells for $18.3M.
    • [GlobeSt]
  • City welcomes 44 million visitors this year.
    • [NY Times]
  • Gargano tries to salvage Moynihan Station project.
    • [NY Post]
  • Coney Island eatery could become luxury housing.
    • [NY Post]
  • Housing slump may hurt holiday retail sales.
    • [NY Post]
  • Big Manhattan home deals dot 2006.
    • [NY Post]
  • Pet palaces emerge in city's luxury condos.
    • [NY Post]
  • Jamaica mixed-use project set to begin next year.
    • [Daily News]
  • City Council gets behind stricter bar, club regulations.
    • [NY Sun]
  • City land prices likely to drop in 2007.
    • [NY Sun]
  • A Harlem church's development arm helps seniors.
    • [Journal]

    Did we miss any New York City real estate news this morning? Please send along tips and links.

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