The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

  • Higher city property values drive higher property taxes.
  • [Daily News]
  • Report: Tribeca, Soho priciest neighborhoods to rent.
  • [Daily News]
  • City property market values up 19 percent in '06.
  • [NY Times]
  • Big-name retail chains invade the outer-boroughs.
  • [NY Times]
  • Nods to China and New York in carpet showroom.
  • [NY Times]
  • Twists of designing a starter townhouse.
  • [NY Times]
  • Story behind new white gleam of old GM Building.
  • [NY Times]
  • Where to find a city townhouse for under $1 million.
  • [NY Times]
  • Living in Park Slope's coveted real estate.
  • [NY Times]
  • 17-room duplex at 1020 Fifth quietly on the market.
  • [NY Times]
  • Mortgage fraud climbing, FBI says.
  • [NY Times]
  • When a co-op board president acts like a king.
  • [NY Times]
  • When is a garage space rent-stabilized?
  • [NY Times]
  • "Meticulous focus" of Planning Commissioner Burden.
  • [NY Times]
  • City set to license homebuilders.
  • [NY Post]
  • Crobar, Sol reopen to slower business.
  • [NY Post]
  • Judge orders Seinfeld to pay broker commission.
  • [NY Post]
  • The bigger downside to cheaper home prices.
  • [NY Post]
  • News flash: Brooklyn real estate very healthy.
  • [NY Post]
  • Landmarks Commission vote looms on 980 Madison.
  • [NY Sun]

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

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