The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

Mon, 04 Dec 2006 07:45:00 -0400

Icahn-controlled firm bids $4.3 billion for Reckson.

[Crain's]

The apartment atop the garage makes comeback.

[NY Times]

A talk with real estate lawyer Carl F. Schwartz.

[NY Times]

Got a defect in your house? Good luck selling it.

[NY Times]

Exploiting light in an apartment redesign.

[NY Times]

Finding the backstory of La Rochelle on West 75th.

[NY Times]

When the old house isn't selling.

[NY Times]

No one wants to leave Port Richmond, Staten Island.

[NY Times]

Court ruling protects condo, co-op boards.

[NY Times]

Boomers may cause stagnation in housing markets.

[NY Times]

Continuing the Lower East Side's redesign.

[NY Times]

Climbing to a Manhattan penthouse.

[NY Times]

Will Hotel Pierre's penthouse triplex sell for $70 million.

[NY Times]

Not as many Landmarks in Village historic district.

[NY Times]

421-a incentive negotiations continue.

[NY Times]

Macklowe withdraws from Reckson bid.

[NY Times]

Moinian wants Park Avenue co-op for office tower.

[NY Post]

Feds investigating city's trade center insurance company.

[NY Post]

Icahn now stands alone in Reckson bid.

[NY Post]

Exploded townhouse site sells for $8 million.

[Daily News]

Report: Housing won't stymie consumer spending.

[Daily News]

Brunei imbroglio involves Manhattan's Palace Hotel.

[Daily News]

4,200 may lose jobs if city hospitals close.

[Daily News]

City gambling on makeovers for off-track betting parlors.

[Daily News]

Activists fight to stop city sale of firehouses.

[Daily News]

Buyers return to converted 110 Livingston Street.

[Daily News]

Homeowners, beware: New tax bills in the mail.

[Daily News]

Mack-Cali quits group going for Reckson.

[MarketWatch]

111 Central Park North condo tops off.

[NY Sun]

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