We learned that:

• Murray Goldman asking $32.5 million for his 960 Fifth duplex via Sotheby’s.
• Anthony Weiner supports luxury decontrol.
• Brooklyn home sales plunged further in the fourth quarter of ’08.
• There’s 600,000 square feet available at 40 Rector; call Jones Lang LaSalle.
• Comptroller Bill Thompson attacked Bloomberg’s Yankee Stadium finance deal.
• 275 Madison and two 125th Street libraries among newest city landmarks.
• Richard Brodsky and the city have turned Yankee Stadium debate personal.
• New Yankee Stadium costing the city, state $528 million, an IBO report says.
• 14 Wall has seen a flurry of leasing activity, including TheStreet and SOM.
• Fordham neighbors tapped Caroline Kennedy’s strategists to fight expansion.
• Bloomberg wants to rezone Flatbush, disband the LMDC and build green.
• Dennis Mangone says he wasn’t fired from Corcoran; Corcoran disagrees.
• The annual REBNY awards gala was actually rather festive despite downturn.
• City intends to launch its rezoning of Coney Island next week.
• The city OK’d $342 million more in tax-free bonds for Yankee, Mets stadiums.

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