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Hedge fund manager Mark Brodsky, founder of Aurelius Capital Management, is probably the buyer of a $53 million pad at One57. [NYO] Hoboken might not be as frat-tastic as you think. [NYT] 17-property Williamsburg site will likely sell for $80 million. [TRD] Two Queens historic sites, the John Bowne House and the Old Quaker Meeting House in […]
Drink like an architect this New Years Eve. Check out these graphic postcards that link iconic buildings with their appropriate drink. [ArchDaily] Take a look inside the historic abandoned Loew’s Canal Theatre. [After the Final Curtain] This humorous illustration series shows the evolution over time of how architects portray themselves publicly. [designboom] Meet the architecture student who started designing […]
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The West 90s, long considered the more affordable part of the Upper West Side, is seeing an influx of luxury development. [NYT] 70,000 people applied for 38 affordable apartments in Williamsburg at 59 Frost Street. [DNAinfo] Not everyone agrees with the Times endorsement of the QueensWay. [2nd Ave. Sagas] Soap opera star Noelle Beck lists […]
Meet the fluffy and cuddly but “angry, hardened city rabbits and possibly carnivorous” bunnies of Gowanus. [DNAinfo] How a ferry ride helped make Brooklyn the original suburb. [NYTimes] An adorably preppy apartment on Hudson Street with English touches designed by Jenny Wolf Interiors. [Domaine] When time is money, you have to learn how to eat your meals […]
The QueensWay gets a major endorsement. [NYT] Trinity Church has filed demolition permits for 68-74 Trinity Place, where they plan to erect a 46-story residential building designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli. [CO] The Port Authority is considering selling off its real estate, including One World Trade Center, to fund the agency’s overhaul. [WSJ] Collegiate School, the […]
You may know where Brooklyn’s various neighborhoods are on a map, but do you know how they got their names? [Mental Floss] A look back at how the Guardian Angels got their start taking crime prevention into their own hands. [NYC, 1981] Meet news anchor and reporter Charlie Pellett, the man who’s the voice behind […]
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Brooklyn may hold the title for most unaffordable place to buy a home in America, but when it comes to affordability for renters, the Bronx is the worst. According to the Daily News, a new report shows that tenants in the borough spend 68% of their earnings on rent, which roughly equates to $2,000 per month for a three-bedroom […]
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