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Real Estate Wire: Is Jersey City the Next Cultural Hub?; Landmarks Denies Glass Topper for Tammany Hall

Posted On Wed, November 26, 2014 By Dana Schulz

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Posted On Wed, November 26, 2014 By Dana Schulz In Real Estate Wire

Taking a look at the cultural rise of Jersey City. [NYT]
Why are Brooklyn neighborhoods getting so hard to tell apart? [NYO]
Landmarks Preservation Commission denies BKSK Architect’s glass topper proposal for Tammany Hall. [Curbed]
Manhattan’s getting 14 million square feet of office space by 2019. [WSJ]

Images: Jersey City via Singing With Light via photopin cc (L); BKSK’s proposal for Tammany Hall (R)

Tags : BKSK Architects, Jersey City, Tammany Hall

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