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Bezos-backed Start-up Sonder Signs Lease at Z Hotel in LIC
8 months ago
(QUEENS, NEW YORK)— Sonder, a hospitality start-up, has signed a lease at Merchants Hospitality’s Z Hotel in Long Island City, QNS reports. Sonder’s LIC lease has a seven-year term at minimum, with the possibility of 17-years with extensions. Sonder is hospitality start-up that makes hotels that feel like Airbnbs. It […]
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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
10 months 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
10 months 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 […]

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Bezos-backed Start-up Sonder Signs Lease at Z Hotel in LIC

February 14, 2020 by Cate Hernandez

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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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Amazon’s impact on Long Island City real estate

December 7, 2018 by Libertina M Brandt

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

July 28, 2017 by BrokerPulse

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BREAKING: Bankrupt Neiman Marcus closing location at Hudson Yards

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— After its glitzy grand opening at Hudson Yards just last year, Neiman Marcus has recently declared bankruptcy and announced that it will close the location, Bloomberg News reports. The news comes as an ugly shock to the local retail landscape and Hudson Yards’ main developer, Related Companies, helmed by billionaire Trump... Read more

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Is COVID hurting the real estate market at much as expected?

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— A shocking report second-quarter report from Miller Samuel shows that median sales price in Manhattan has fallen by 17.7 percent compared to the second quarter of 2019, and the number of sales in Manhattan has fallen by 54.1% percent. Has COVID-19 taken its toll? An analysis from Curbed suggests that realtors... Read more

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Three new bills proposed to address COVID-19 housing crisis

(NEW YORK, NEW YORK)— Housing advocacy groups have worked with progressive New York senators to introduce three new housing bills that they say will provide tenants and homeowners with the grace period they need to recover from the economic shock of COVID-19. Failure to protect struggling tenants now, they warn, will leave thousands of New... Read more

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