Thursday: Oscar Doorstops
Bill Weld, former Massachusetts governor running in New York, compared eminent domain to "Communist China." (The Real Deal)
A real-estate guide to Bob Dylan. (Gothamist)
Niche marketing has created gay ghettos. (Matrix)
Perhaps before one invests in a Honduran island that Americans know little about, one must think about resources. (The Wall Street Journal)
Next in home decoration tips: where to put your Oscar. Frank Sinatra used his as a doorstop. (The New York Times)
When the Church sells off property to make cash, others call for accountability in business. (The Walk-Through)
New Jersey has a gas problem. And it bothers the financial district to the point of evacuation. (Gothamist)
Because the neighborhoods are on the rise for residential sales, a $4 million Greenpoint-Williamsburg Industrial Fund will be used to help manufacturing firms relocate. (The Real Deal)
Apartment Therapy holds a contest for cool apartments under 650 square feet, because, well, that takes creativity. (Apartment Therapy)
Priorities in development: Office of Emergency Management to be replaced by Basketball City. (The New York Sun)
Although the store is closed in Soho, Prada's " mistress of us all" premieres in Paris this week. (International Herald Tribune)
- Riva Froymovich
