The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

  • A tale of reaction to two sales: Starrett vs. Stuy Town.
  • [NY Times]
  • Where are home prices now nationally?
  • [NY Times]
  • More buildings ending open houses.
  • [NY Times]
  • The multi-building look of 1 Gracie Square.
  • [NY Times]
  • Home prices appreciating in the Bronx's Baychester.
  • [NY Times]
  • Architect, developer of 48 Bond are women.
  • [NY Times]
  • What co-op record isn't an owner entitled to see?
  • [NY Times]
  • How to deal with owners who don't pay common charges.
  • [NY Times]
  • Limits on rent-regulated landlords' "personal use" of units.
  • [NY Times]
  • Agent teams a trend in Connecticut market.
  • [NY Times]
  • Wi-Fi is the new air-conditioning for retailers.
  • [NY Times]
  • Refashioning Campbell Apartment--in one night.
  • [NY Times]
  • Man makes purple truck home in Brooklyn.
  • [Daily News]
  • Relief among Starrett City residents.
  • [Daily News]
  • New director of city's Office of Long Term Planning.
  • [Daily News]
  • Bay Ridge church in coming condo deal.
  • [Daily News]
  • Mortgage rates fall.
  • [WSJ]
  • 2nd Avenue Subway groundbreaking weeks away.
  • [NY Post]
  • Hundreds protest Trump Soho condo-hotel.
  • [NY Post]
  • National Register lists Wall Street Historict District.
  • [NY Sun]
  • Landmarks to vote on Sunnyside designation.
  • [NY Sun]

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

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