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  Top 5 Most Secure Buildings in New York City

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  Capturing The Beauty of NYC Real Estate with Amazing Videos

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  NASA Satellite Reveals The Effects of Sandy’s Wrath

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  New Nike+ City Runs Projects Running Routes Around NYC Neighborhoods

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• Empire State Building Takes New LED Lighting Technology to Display 2012 Presidential Race

  New York City By Richard Lorenzen / 7 November 2012 / 2 comments

  

  16:52:48 | 2012-11-07 (New York, NY) – For more than 90 years, one of the most iconic buildings along the New York City skyline, the, has used lights as a way to commemorate some of the biggest days of the year. The building has illuminated its towers in a variety of colors designed to celebrate holidays, charities and other events. However this tradition reached a whole new level this election day, November 6th, when the Empire… FULL STORY

  

   

• Top 5 Most Secure Buildings in New York City

  New York City By Richard Lorenzen / 6 November 2012 / 0 comments

  

  10:36:50 | 2012-11-06 (New York, NY) – Although many in New York City developed safety concerns following the horrific attacks on 9/11, when it comes to safety and security; no city can rival New York. The Big Apple is known around the world for housing some of the most secure buildings in the entire world and for creating some of the most innovative properties not only in terms of design but in safety features as well.… FULL STORY

  

   

• 42 Things in New York Real Estate You Need to Know this Morning

  New York City By Sabrina Grandke / 6 November 2012 / 0 comments

  

  09:13:36 | 2012-11-06 Good Morning New York! Here’s Some Real Estate News to Get You Started: Gov. Cuomo: New Yorkers can vote at any polling station because of Hurricane Sandy With thousands of voters displaced by superstorm Sandy, Gov. Cuomo on Monday issued an unprecedented emergency order granting New Yorkers in disaster-affected counties the right to cast their ballots at any polling place in the state. But with polling places destroyed, voters’ lives upended and an election board known… FULL STORY

  

   

• Capturing The Beauty of NYC Real Estate with Amazing Videos

  New York City By Richard Lorenzen / 5 November 2012 / 1 comment

  

  11:57:43 | 2012-11-05 A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. By:  Sam O’Hare (New York, NY) – One of the most recent videography trends that has not only been used in the film world but has been taking the internet by storm is a technique known as the timelapse. With this film technique hours of film over a single location are recorded and the time is then sped up to reveal how that… FULL STORY

  

   

• Satellite Images Reveal Effects of Hurricane Sandy on Power Usage Along Eastern Coast

  New York City By Richard Lorenzen / 2 November 2012 / 0 comments

  

  14:30:14 | 2012-11-02 Image Source: [Nasa] The Earth Observatory (New York, NY) – Driving through the East Coast after the effects of Hurricane Sandy will show anyone the devastating effects that this massive storm has had on the entire region and how areas such as New Jersey, New York and Eastern Pennsylvania are almost entirely without power. However, those who visit the areas in person aren’t the only ones able to see the devastating effects of Hurricane… FULL STORY

  

   

• New Nike+ City Runs Projects Running Routes Around NYC Neighborhoods

  What's Hot By Sabrina Grandke / 2 November 2012 / 0 comments

  

   22:00:01 | 2012-11-01 (New York, NY) – Running is a prominent activity throughout the city, and now with just a click of a button popular routes through NYC neighborhoods can be downloaded to on your phone. Nike+ City Runs is a new software system that makes Nike+ running data readily available on your screen and helps to project which areas in NYC are jogger-friendly. Each city has a map that users can use to follow moving… FULL STORY

  

   

• Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban List West Chelsea Apartment for $13M

  Brokerazzi By Sabrina Grandke / 1 November 2012 / 1 comment

  

  10:37:51 | 2012-11-01 (New York, NY) – Actress Nicole Kidman and country singer Keith Urban have put their New York City apartment on the market. Located at 200 Eleventh in West Chelsea, this 3,248-square-foot duplex comes with floor-to-ceiling windows encased in black aluminum and a car lift to a private sky garage en-suite. The power couple’s home features two floors covered in teak, custom cabinets, a Boffi tub and boasts a stunning view of the Chelsea area and… FULL STORY

  

   

• Kava Café Moving into MiMA

  New York City By Christopher Steve McPherson / 31 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  14:22:12 | 2012-10-31 (New York, NY) – Residents of the Midtown luxury rental tower, MiMA, can prep their taste buds for a new bite brewing in the building – Kava Café is moving in next year. With one location already in the Meatpacking District at 803 Washington Street, Kava plans to open its second location at 460 West 42nd Street. Double the size of the original, the new café will still be decorated true to Kava style… FULL STORY

  

   

• Damages at World Trade Center Site Assessed

  New York City By Sabrina Grandke / 31 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  12:33:11 | 2012-10-31 (New York, NY) – Governor Andrew Cuomo said the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy has caused the World Trade Center site to endure excessive flooding on Tuesday. At a press conference on Tuesday morning the Governor stated, “What I saw last night in downtown Manhattan were some of the worst conditions I had ever seen.”  His assessment provided the first official description of the effects the storm has had on the WTC site.  He… FULL STORY

  

   

• Sandy’s Aftermath, What NYC Can Expect Now

  New York City By Richard Lorenzen / 30 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  17:47:50 | 2012-10-30 (New York-NY) – The pulsating city of New York was slowed down to a major halt last night by what has been deemed as one of the biggest storms in U.S. history, Hurricane Sandy. What we are now seeing now is a ghost town compared to the usual hustle and bustle throughout the streets of the Big Apple with public areas still remaining virtually empty. As officials look to pick up the pieces from the… FULL STORY

  

   

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