The Round-Up: Tuesday

Tishman Speyer is accusing hundreds of Stuyvesant Town tenants of illegal occupancy, and they are charging their landlord with harassment.

Tishman Speyer is accusing hundreds of Stuyvesant Town tenants of illegal occupancy, and they are charging their landlord with harassment. [NY Times]

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A location in Downtown Brooklyn could make life more real on The Real World. [NY Times]

Contractors become caretakers to foreclosed homes awaiting their turn on the auction block. [NY Times]

If Merrill Lynch does not move its headquarters to the World Trade Center, have the Port Authority and Larry Silverstein just found another way to push back overdue reconstruction? [NY Post]

Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley had their second-quarter profit estimates cut on risk of further asset write-downs. [Bloomberg]

The city plans to chose a developer for the 1.7-square-mile site on the eastearn edge of 125th Street by the end of the summer. [Crain’s]

Developers woo corporate tenants with tax breaks and redesigns. [NY Sun]

Preservationists are lobbying the City Council this week for hundreds of thousands of dollars of additional funding for the Landmarks Preservation Commission. [NY Sun]

 

The Round-Up: Tuesday