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The Round-Up: Thursday
- New York tops big cities in taxes. [NY Times]
- Subprime lenders face higher default rates. [NY Times]
- Jersey City emerging as buyer alternative for New Yorkers. [NY Post]
- Trump property buyer "a very smart person," Trump says. [NY Post]
- Rent hike at Williamsburg complex draws protests. [Daily News]
- Some Forest Hills residents wary of 7-Eleven. [Daily News]
- More protest over Meatpacking District billboards. [NY Sun]
- Lawyers benefiting from city's real-estate boom. [NY Sun]
- Trump, Barnett eye western Soho for development. [NY Sun]
- Newsflash!: Columbus Circle successful and popular. [NY Sun]
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