The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

Mon, 20 Nov 2006 07:45:00 -0400

New domes heading for famed Ladies' Mile building.

[NY Times]

Tenants couldn't stop Stuy Town, Cooper Village sale.

[NY Times]

Manhattan developers adjust to slower condo market.

[NY Times]

Take a look at Loew's Paradise in the Bronx.

[NY Times]

Signs - literally - of a cooling California market.

[NY Times]

Coney Island grapples with the hazards of renewal.

[NY Times]

Matching newer buildings with older quality.

[NY Times]

Larchmont bucks Westchester housing cooldown.

[NY Times]

Slow sales at the Stanhope spur marketing changes.

[NY Times]

Did Manhattan House conversion kill tenant? [at bottom]

[NY Times]

Donald Trump Jr. is very hot right now.

[NY Times]

Making mortgage lenders more responsible for borrowers.

[NY Times]

Who kills the mice in a co-op?

[NY Times]

Don't hire an incompetent moving company.

[NY Times]

City's second Trader Joe's coming... to Queens.

[NY Times]

It's another round of Columbia vs. Harlem residents.

[NY Times]

Wave of video store closings sweeps city.

[NY Times]

Inclusionary housing debate on in Chelsea.

[Villager]

Northeastern homebuilding starts rise in October.

[NY Post]

Former KB Home CEO may reap $175 million windfall.

[NY Post]

Reckson postpones shareholder meeting for other bid.

[NY Post]

Newark mayor rents the top floor.

[NY Post]

Workers pour concrete foundations of Freedom Tower.

[Daily News]

Blackstone may buy Equity Office for $20 billion.

[NY Sun]

Homeowners, local governments fret eminent domain.

[NY Sun]

The "growing pains" of New York home defects.

[New York]

City churches wrestle with real estate temptations.

[New York]

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The (Big) Round-Up: Monday