The Round-Up: Wednesday

April 4, 2007
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  • JP Morgan Chase negotiating tower near Ground Zero.
    • [NY Times]
  • Residents, restaurants view Brooklyn jail differently.
    • [NY Times]
  • Manhattan condo conversions switch to commercial.
    • [NY Times]
  • Nonprofits maneuver with real estate.
    • [NY Times]
  • City building-code changes may up construction costs.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Surfer-wear store coming to Herald Square.
    • [NY Post]
  • Merrill Lynch mulling tower in Hotel Penn's place. [2nd item]
    • [NY Post]
  • Toy Building to offer 800,000 feet of office space.
    • [NY Post]
  • City gives tax breaks to undeserving landlords.
    • [NY Post]
  • British buy in East Harlem ignites protest.
    • [NY Post]
  • Mom-and-pop Donut Pub vs. Dunkin' Donuts in Chelsea.
    • [Daily News]

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

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