The Round-Up: Thursday

March 29, 2007
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  • Wal-Mart 'would like to be' in the outer-boroughs.
    • [Crain's]
  • Hamptons rental season strongest since '03?
    • [NY Sun]
  • 'Keen' demand among investors for city rental properties.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Meet the city's new urban-design director.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Large rezoning in Jamaica faces opposition.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Concrete on the rise in New York projects.
    • [NY Sun]
  • City Council members gloat over Wal-Mart concession.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Former Elad CFO blames firing on not being Israeli.
    • [NY Sun]
  • Sander picks former boss to head subways, buses.
    • [NY Post]
  • Sarah Ferguson buying in Cipriani Club Residences.
    • [NY Post]
  • Council OKs tax benefits for Mitchell-Lama projects.
    • [NY Times]
  • Brooklyn, Queens buildings sell for $118 M.
    • [GlobeSt]

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

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