We learned that:
- The Zeckendorfs are happy with 15 CPW’s new retailers.
- Flash Dancers may be the cleanest strip club in Manhattan.
- Amtrak’s latest Northeast fare hike had to do with fuel costs.
- Working in Long Island City can be as frustrating as living there.
- Atlantic City and Williamsburg have a lot in common.
- Fuel costs in city buildings can reach $2,000 per apartment.
- One of 15 CPW’s last penthouses sold for $21.5 million.
- Another Willets Point landowner has made a deal with the city.
- Amtrak’s Northeast ridership was up 3 percent annually in June.
- Anthony Weiner is a pro-development guy.
- Electeds want Tishman Speyer to set ground rules at Stuy Town.
- A 16-room 740 Park spread has been listed for $38 million.
- Amy Sedaris buys a West Village co-op for $1.3 million.
- The city wants New Yorkers to visit New York more.
- Mort Zuckerman’s Boston Properties wants to buy more buildings.
- The Port Authority’s near a deal with a Ground Zero church.
- Vornado may hire Richard Rogers to design its bus terminal tower.
- A Brooklyn sculptor’s leading a crusade for the G train.
- Africa Israel’s bullish on Versace for the Clock Tower condos.
- The Port Authority has three designs for the bus terminal tower.
- An insurance firm spills quickly-subleased office space.
- Marshals removed the merchandise from Harlem’s Record Shack.
- The NYPD will oversee security at the World Trade Center.
- Extell wants to bring Costco to Manhattan.
- The Top Chef cast at 20 Bayard isn’t “allowed to talk to anyone.”
- The cast of 50 Cent’s reality show will live in Greenpoint.
- Peter Slatin is leaving The Slatin Report.
