The Round-Up: Thursday

Brooklyn affordable housing complex sells for $18.3M.

City welcomes 44 million visitors this year.

Gargano tries to salvage Moynihan Station project.

Coney Island eatery could become luxury housing.

Housing slump may hurt holiday retail sales.

Big Manhattan home deals dot 2006.

Pet palaces emerge in city’s luxury condos.

Jamaica mixed-use project set to begin next year.

City Council gets behind stricter bar, club regulations.

City land prices likely to drop in 2007.

A Harlem church’s development arm helps seniors.

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

Filed Under: Home, Real Estate, The Real Estate, Manhattan, New York Times Company, Moynihan Station

SEE ALSO: Events for Thursday, December 28, 2006

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