NYC real estate causes Trump's wealth to drop by $800 million; finally, a self-cleaning toilet

NYC real estate causes Trump’s wealth to drop by $800 million; finally, a self-cleaning toilet

By Dana Schulz

September 29, 2016

NYC real estate causes Trump’s wealth to drop by $800 million; finally, a self-cleaning toilet

Turkey has officially files permits for a new, 35-story consulate and residential tower at the corner of 46th Street and First Avenue. [Yimby]
One woman reveals the dirty secrets she found out after cleaning fancy Manhattan apartments. [Guardian]
Donald Trump’s fortune is down to $3.7 billion, down $800 million from last year, due in large part to a softening of New York City’s retail and commercial real estate market. [Forbes]
ActiClean may look like your ordinary toilet, but it has a hidden control panel to self clean itself. [Architizer]
Attend a panel discussion and public forum on the future of Penn Station. [Untapped]

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Four civilians and two firefighters sustained minor injuries on Wednesday morning when a construction crane on the border of Hudson Yards and Hell's Kitchen caught fire and partially collapsed onto Tenth Avenue. The fire occurred 45 stories above the construction site at 550 Tenth Avenue at roughly 7:25 a.m. when the engine compartment of the crane caught fire. The fire gradually weakened the crane's cable and sent 16 tons of concrete and the crane's boom plummeting to the ground, causing damage to 555 Tenth Avenue on its descent, according to the fire department.
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