The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

By Staff 1/01/07 8:23am

  • Moving in New York for the food.

    • [NY Times]

  • A century of changes along East 63rd Street.

    • [NY Times]

  • Living at the nexus that is Stuyvesant Square.

    • [NY Times]

  • Tax assessments turn city spreads into bargains.

    • [NY Times]

  • Slower market spurs seller financing.

    • [NY Times]

  • Inside Stuyvesant Town, Cooper Village megadeal.

    • [NY Times]

  • Clock winds down on Coliseum Bookstore.

    • [NY Times]

  • Preparing New Yorkers for New York in 2030.

    • [NY Times]

  • Expanding definitions for broker, agent roles.

    • [NY Times]

  • What determines rent-stabilization?

    • [NY Times]

  • At work and play in Google’s Chelsea offices.

    • [NY Times]

  • Ivanka, Don Jr. didn’t want to be on Dad’s TV show.

    • [NY Times]

  • Over-$10 million Manhattan market tight now.

    • [NY Times]

  • Speyer now chairman of a Fed Bank. [halfway down] [NY Times]
  • Joshua Muss builds big in the outer-boroughs.

    • [NY Times]

  • City construction permits set to drop for ’06.

    • [NY Post]

  • Worst of housing slump still ahead?

    • [NY Post]

  • Where does Manhattanville begin and end?

    • [Daily News]

  • Higher rents close Upper West Side bookstore.

    • [Daily News]

  • Times Square hotel sells for $68.5 million.

    • [Crain's]

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    See also
    The (Big) Round-Up: Monday The (Big) Round-Up: Monday The Round-Up: Friday The Round-Up: Thursday The Round-Up: Friday
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