The (Big) Round-Up: Monday

By Staff 1/08/07 7:00am

  • City housing groups tweak tactics in changing market.

    • [NY Times]

  • Luxury homes meet the projects in Rockaways.

    • [NY Times]

  • Penthouses still popular with New York buyers.

    • [NY Times]

  • Recrowning cornices on the Upper West Side.

    • [NY Times]

  • Lawsuits may hit lenders of risky mortgages.

    • [NY Times]

  • Losing–and replacing–co-op documents.

    • [NY Times]

  • Newer foreign REITs offer investors opportunities.

    • [NY Times]

  • When can residents attend condo board meetings?

    • [NY Times]

  • A Brooklyn walk-up as conceptual art.

    • [NY Times]

  • New York – Boston it ain’t: a relocation story.

    • [NY Times]

  • MTA decides on Fulton transit hub E connection.

    • [NY Times]

  • Top-level staffing changes at MTA.

    • [Daily News]

  • Landmark debate over former AT&T headquarters.

    • [Daily News]

  • Refinancing an option for some ARM users.

    • [Daily News]

  • Police shutter two West Chelsea nightclubs.

    • [NY Post]

  • Battle on over future of Pier 40.

    • [NY Post]

  • Suit: 5th Avenue co-op rejects owner over Parkinson’s.

    • [NY Post]

  • 2 Herald Square sells for $500 million.

    • [NY Post]

  • Development dots Park Slope’s Fourth Avenue.

    • [NY Sun]

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

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