The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

  • Developers plan major far West Side apartment towers.
  • [NY Times]
  • Reaping tax benefits of rental properties.
  • [NY Times]
  • "Cold calculation," "appetite for risk" of buyers under 30.
  • [NY Times]
  • Channeling Paris in East Village renovations.
  • [NY Times]
  • Tracing Scott Joplin's life through city addresses.
  • [NY Times]
  • Living in the "limited market" of Sunnyside, Queens.
  • [NY Times]
  • Sleek new towers for Hell's Kitchen.
  • [NY Times]
  • Using ethics as mortgage marketing tool.
  • [NY Times]
  • Navigating property titles.
  • [NY Times]
  • Understanding interest payments on security deposits.
  • [NY Times]
  • What can a condo board request to know about a buyer?
  • [NY Times]
  • Buying in Harlem for a longer commute.
  • [NY Times]
  • Hispanic group advocates for construction jobs.
  • [NY Times]
  • Costas Kondylis inside the New York mainstream.
  • [NY Times]
  • Vornado modifies bid for Equity Office.
  • [NY Times]
  • Getting inside--and seated--at the Waverly Inn.
  • [NY Post]
  • Keep Starrett City affordable, residents and officials say.
  • [NY Post]
  • Freedom Tower costs rise to $3 billion.
  • [NY Post]
  • Hotel Indigo chain moving into city with Chelsea hotel.
  • [NY Post]
  • City property assessments mean higher property taxes.
  • [Daily News]
  • More on Equity Office's support for Blackstone bid.
  • [WSJ]
  • Barclays, Brooklyn arena namesake, denies slavery ties.
  • [NY Sun]

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