The Round-Up: Thursday

3:33 AM November 9, 2006
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  • Apthorp sold for over $425 million, and will stay rental.
    • [NY Times]
  • Home buyers feeling empowered nowadays.
    • [CNN/Money]
  • Santiago Calatrava: His work has "emotional resonance."
    • [Fortune]
  • Housing will not turn around in 2007, builders say.
    • [BusinessWeek]
  • Former Colonial Club gets a makeover.
    • [NY Times]
  • 666 Fifth Avenue on the sales market.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Cipriani Club Residences are really neat.
    • [NY Sun]
  • New Chelsea nightclub looks like a hotel.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Riverhouse, 101 Warren rise near each other.
    • [NY Post]
  • Fifth Avenue co-op sells for $24 million.
    • [NY Post]
  • Tenant association president goes to jail.
    • [NY Post]
  • Mayor scales back school-building plan.
    • [Daily News]
  • Floyd Bennett Field sports complex opens in a few weeks.
    • [Daily News]
  • Beware: Some brokers have hidden agendas in slower market.
    • [WSJ]

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

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