May 22nd 2010 2:00PM
If you can't sell it, suggest they build their own. That was the refocus of HGTV's "Selling New York," on last night's Episode 10 entitled "Property Hunters." Finally, it dawned on the CORE Group brokers and GHK Realty's Kleier crew that with so little inventory for sale within the high-end market, and no one buying what... Continue Reading »
May 14th 2010 1:00PM
Now's your chance to step inside some of Brooklyn's toniest brownstones. Forget the neck-craning evening walks peeking in bay windows, some Park Slope residents are opening their doors this Sunday to home voyeurs who'll pay the $20 admission. Brooklynites: Here's an opportunity to take your skeptic Manhattan... Continue Reading »
May 13th 2010 1:00PM
Truman Capote got Manhattanites to cross bridges for his swank soirees long before the hipsters discovered that more space and cheaper rent existed -- with majestic architecture -- east of the island. "I live in Brooklyn. By choice," Capote famously penned in 1959. Much has changed in the 45 years since Capote rented a... Continue Reading »
May 5th 2010 1:00PM
Last week, infamous opponent to Brooklyn's much-maligned Atlantic Yards development project, Daniel Goldstein, surprised some of his supporters when he took a $3 million settlement from the developer who took ownership of his property through eminent domain. (Those who waxed cynical about his cash infusion apparently... Continue Reading »
May 3rd 2010 5:00PM
Poor Coney Island. Piece by piece it's been dismantled, rezoned, and shut down, all with the promise of building a bigger, better, newer Coney. Now Crain's NY reports that three acres of Coney Island are up for sale, bringing more uncertainty to the already wobbly prospects for the area. The owner, apparently, is Horace... Continue Reading »
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