I dedicate time every day to reading industry news, both in industry publications and more general press. After the jump, a summary of a few articles that have caught my attention this week:
- The Real Deal reports that the terms of deal inked in 2006 for development rights associated with Penn Station expansion work is causing trouble for Related and Vornado. Full article: Related, Vornado struggle to make Penn Station expansion work. (Real-time author note: in the past hour that I've been working on this post, all the major real estate news sources are now running with a story about Penn Station!)
- DNAInfo covered the redevelopment announcement from the city's Economic Development Corporation for the Corn Exchange Building and the former Taystee Bakery complex in West Harlem. One new presence? A brewery! Read more: Languishing Corn Exchange and Taystee Bakery sites to be Developed.
- Curbed congratulates 88 Morningside - the tops in sales for the past 4 quarters, now it received a certificate of occupancy (C of O) so closings can begin. Read more: 88 Morningside cleared to close.
- Over in the RED wrap, Crain's NY sees developers pitching their apartments to technology denizens - as they become the dominant force in the Manhattan apartment market. Read the full article: Tekkies take the residential cake.
- The Observer wants help naming a part of midtown. Read more at: Help Us Name a Swath of Midtown!
- BrickUnderground outlines six (6) steps to getting a work permit in its renovation chronicles. Read the how-to at: NYC Renovation Chronicles
Happy Reading!
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