Albany Says You Drink Too Much
State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is trying to make company-sponsored open bars illegal. (Page Six)
And one more point for the demolishers of fun: The State Liquor Authority rejected an application for a liquor license to EU in the Lower East Side. (New York Sun)
April 15 is quickly approaching, but your real-estate tax deductions just multiplied by eight. (Inman News)
Should you win the lottery, here are the most expensive private islands to throw your new money around on. (Forbes)
Developers eye Atlantic City—again. "Atlantic City has the highest potential for appreciation…" Is there anywhere else to go but up? (The New York Times)
Crain's says it's going to happen: Madison Square Garden is moving one block west. (Crain's)
But some people aren't so sure.
Adolfo Carrion wants to see more homeownership in the Bronx, but residents lack the "time and stamina." (Metro)
Sietsema feels part of the 'hood at Carroll Gardens' 457 Spuntino restaurant. (The Village Voice)
Renovated club Element has a new gay party. More interesting, Tatum O'Neal is still making the rounds. (The Village Voice)
Mixed-use residential and commercial developments are blooming in the Flower District. (New York Sun)
Write "I Love You" in a card; a public display just deflates real estate. (Curbed)
The Domino's Pizza founder and anti-choice crusader, Thomas S. Monaghan, wants to build a little Catholic theocracy just outside Naples, Florida, where he controls the commercial real estate. Lots of pizza; no condoms, porn or abortions.(CNN)
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