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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 29 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  07:25:38 | 2012-10-29 Good Morning New York! Here’s Some Real Estate News to Get You Started: Tracking Hurricane Sandy Live (NYC) Welcome to our Hurricane Sandy storm tracker live blog. Our News team will keep you up-to-date on emergency conditions in NYC as the city prepares for this unprecedented superstorm. Stay with us. [NY Daily News] Seeking a Gala Runway The two quintessential New York worlds of fashion and real estate collided at the Real Estate Board of New… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 25 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  10:43:04 | 2012-10-25  Good Morning New York! Here’s Some Real Estate News to Get You Started: Lower Manhattan’s Growing Pains Gleaming new skyscrapers are rising, and more are planned. A cavernous retail complex that was once the highest-grossing shopping mall in the country is being reborn. The biggest and boldest investment in grand transit infrastructure in a generation is winding its way toward completion. [Observer] Long Island City’s Court Square area gets ready for the next… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 15 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  10:27:50 | 2012-10-15 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: In Bedroom Community, Birth of a Tech Center A canopy of solar cells, a nearly classroom-free academic center, cafes open to the public and even a hotel. The new campus of the Cornell University graduate school for technology is expected to transform Roosevelt Island from a sleepy bedroom community into a high-technology hothouse, and indeed, the plans to be formally unveiled for the campus… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By Sabrina Grandke / 5 October 2012 / 0 comments

  

  07:57:44 | 2012-10-05 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: Another Tower for the New York Skyline THE skyline-altering battle over bragging rights and superlatives in Manhattan real estate will heat up soon as construction gets under way on the 95-story tower at Park Avenue and East 56th Street. [NYT] Inside a $31.5M Greenwich Village townhouse with FOUR kitchens Toilet seats that open mechanically, four kitchens, silky concrete soaking tubs that join the bedrooms to the… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 29 August 2012 / 0 comments

  

  09:38:51 | 2012-08-29 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: National Retailers Discover a Brooklyn Mall The Fulton Street Mall in Downtown Brooklyn has been changing rapidly in recent years, as national retail chains flock to the mall, a shopping strip that once housed local sneaker stores and jewelry repair shops. [NYT] In New York, history battles growth The dilemma of urbanisation is most apparent in New York University’s expansion plans and resistance to… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 16 August 2012 / 1 comment

  

  07:13:03 | 2012-08-16 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: Why I’d Rather Pay $700,000 For A One-Bedroom Apartment In New York Than A Mansion Anywhere Else My recent article about my 150-plus apartment search, which ended with me buying a $700k one-bedroom on the Upper West Side, sure stirred some ire when it was reposted on Business Insider last week. Commenters accused me of being an “indecisive nut job” and way overpaying to live in a “s—hole.”… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 14 August 2012 / 0 comments

  

  06:56:56 | 2012-08-14 Good Morning New York! Here’s the Real Estate News: Income to Soar for Empire State Building The Empire State Building’s income is poised to double within four years and more than triple by 2026, according to a new securities filing related to the proposed public sale of the building. [WSJ] Flexible Board Sweetens Deal for $280K 2-Bedroom Co-op in Astoria With roughly 700 square feet of living space, the third floor two-bedroom apartment… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 9 July 2012 / 0 comments

  

  09:05:25 | 2012-07-09 Good Morning New York! Here’s the news: Signs of Recovery in Real Estate Give a Lift to Funds THERE was much for investors to worry about in the second quarter, but at least real estate was far down the list. Several reports hinted at a recovery in this long-suffering category, and that helped real estate investment trusts — portfolios of various types of property, and traded on stock exchanges — to outperform, along… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 5 July 2012 / 0 comments

  

  08:51:41 | 2012-07-05 Good Morning New York! Here’s the news: ‘It’s gone too far’; Broderick brings down the N.Y.U. house New York University’s plan to add four new buildings and a total of about 2 million square feet of development to its two superblocks south of Washington Square Park was aired at a City Council hearing last week. [The Villager] Wrecking Ball Looms For 5 Pointz Building A popular urban canvas may soon be erased from… FULL STORY

   

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

  Morning Pulse By BrokerPulse Staff / 26 June 2012 / 0 comments

  

  10:09:25 | 2012-06-26 Good Morning New York! Here’s the news: Manhattan Apartment Property Fetches $280M JD Carlisle L.L.C. and DLJ Real Estate Capital Partners L.L.C. have just pocketed $280 million on the disposition of The Beatrice, the partners’ 301-unit luxury apartment property in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood. [Commercial Property Executive] In NYC Suburbs, It Can Pay to Rent In theory, plummeting home prices and record-low interest rates should make buying a home cheaper than renting… FULL STORY