The Afternoon Wrap: Monday

By Staff 3/19/07 5:34pm

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  • The Upper East Side zip code 10021 is getting chopped up three different ways by the U.S. Postal Service. Something tells us the two new codes will become just as adverse to Aby Rosen as the original one.

    • [NY Sun]

  • The Shake Shack opened two days early. Take that, lingering winter!

    • [Eater]

  • Daily Reminder That More Than 6 Million New Yorkers Don’t Put Up With High Costs of Manhattan Housing: Out in Flushing, Queens, a five-bedroom Colonial with a five-car driveway and a pool recently sold for $620,000. The median sales price for a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan was $649,000 in the fourth quarter of 2006, according to Miller Samuel.

    • [OuterB]

  • The Real Deal‘s hosting its third annual New Development Forum on Tuesday night at Lincoln Center. You don’t have tickets? God, you’re pathetic.

    • [Real Deal]

    - Tom Acitelli

    See also
    The Afternoon Wrap: Monday The Afternoon Wrap: Monday The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday The Afternoon Wrap: Monday The Afternoon Wrap: Wednesday
    topics: Flushing (New York), Manhattan, Miller Samuel Inc., The Real Estate, U.S. Postal Service
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