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Massive Delays on the E, M, F, N, R, D, B, Q, C, 2, 5, and 7 Attributed to Human Error
2 weeks ago
(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— Commuters were angry to find that despite the change in the calendar year, little had changed in New York City’s dysfunctional MTA system. The first Monday of 2020 saw huge delays on the E, M, F, N, R, D, B, Q, C, 2, 5, and 7, Gothamist […]
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Queens Homeowner Holds out against Voracious Tavros Capital
3 weeks ago
(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— When Tavros Capital, approached Benito Barba with a multi-million dollar offer to buy out his home on 23rdStreet and 45thAvenue in Court Square, the tenacious 86-year-old said no, New York Post reports. The other seven homeowners on the block sold for a price between $3.75 million […]
Long Island City, New York City
Did Aborting Amazon HQ2 Affect Real Estate in LIC?
2 months ago
(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— When Amazon announced its new headquarters in Queens at this time last year, long time Queens residents panicked over rising rents and home prices. Then, when Amazon pulled out of the deal in February, brokers and developers lamented the lost opportunity and warned of the dire impact […]

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Massive Delays on the E, M, F, N, R, D, B, Q, C, 2, 5, and 7 Attributed to Human Error

January 7, 2020 by Cate Hernandez

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The historic 23rd Street homes slated for destruction Photo by Google Maps

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Queens Homeowner Holds out against Voracious Tavros Capital

December 30, 2019 by Cate Hernandez

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Did Aborting Amazon HQ2 Affect Real Estate in LIC?

November 21, 2019 by Cate Hernandez

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Tishman Speyer receives $1 Billion loan to finalize Jackson Park

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Tishman Speyer receives $1 Billion loan to finalize Jackson Park

September 30, 2019 by Amanda Alvarez

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Gantry Plaza State Park, Neon Pepsi-Cola sign. Long Island City, Queens. Robert Wash

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Amazon’s impact on Long Island City real estate

December 7, 2018 by Libertina M Brandt

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Long Island City Skyline. Credit: Max Touhey

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Amazon chooses Long Island City

November 14, 2018 by Libertina M Brandt

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Is Amazon heading to Long Island City?

November 7, 2018 by Libertina M Brandt

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Residential tower at 28-10 Jackson Avenue - Left | Commercial tower at 28-07 Jackson Avenue - Right Photo Via Tishman Speyer

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Tishman Speyer’s Massive 1,800 Long Island City Apartment Complex To Debut This Fall

July 28, 2017 by BrokerPulse

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Bushwick Rezoning Stalemated

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— On Friday Janury 10, when Deputy Mayor Vicki Been announced that the city would not consider Bushwick Community Plan in the environmental review to rezone Bushwick, she again brought months of negotiation to a standstill, City Limits reports. Councilmembers Antonio Reynoso and Rafael Espinal, whose districts encompass Bushwick, were quick to... Read more

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UWS Restaurant Roundup

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— Here is this week’s roundup of restaurant news from West Side Rag. Trendy Australian restaurant Burke & Wills, which has been on West 79thstreet since 2013, was recently seized. The building was first seized in 2017 for tax related debts, but soon reopened. It’s unclear if the initial crime caught up... Read more

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RealReal CEO Purchases Condo in Woolworth Tower

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— Julie Wainwright, CEO of luxury consignment store the RealReal, purchased a pricey condo in the Woolworth Tower for $6.75 million, the New York Post reports. The Woolworth building was the tallest skyscraper in New York from 1913 to 1930, when it was eclipsed by the Empire State building. It had originally... Read more

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