The Round-Up: Thursday

Thu, 07 Dec 2006 08:24:15 -0400

666 Fifth Avenue sells for $1.8 billion.

Final moves loom on Atlantic Yards project.

Fannie Mae to restate results by $6.3 billion.

Judge orders home confinement for former Cendant exec.

Builders plead guilty in worker's Brooklyn scaffolding death.

City halts South Bronx school development plan.

Brooklyn Bridge Park could get subway station.

Report: Manhattan apartment prices up.

No. 7 subway extension gets $2 billion from bond sales.

EPA to test lower Manhattan homes, businesses.

G subway line may get five more stops.

Construction starts on Rego Park II in Queens.

Bond sale strong signal for Hudson Yards development.

Columbia faces two-front opposition to expansion.

Developer plans new Class A office space in East Harlem.

Did we miss any New York City real estate news this morning? Please send along tips and links.

Observer » The Round-Up: Thursday