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Published on 23 January, 2012.
The Day: The State of the District - New York Times (blog)
The Day: The State of the DistrictNew York Times (blog)Harsh allegation from our Twitter pal, @robinha: She claims that the Greene Grape Provisions doesn't order enough Roberta's bread to get through the day. This is a very serious allegation, and we are on the case. The crack team at The Brooklyn Paper .and more »
The Day: &aposBrokelandia&apos and Bike Lanes - New York Times (blog)
The Day: 'Brokelandia' and Bike LanesNew York Times (blog)Wallabout, the neighborhood north of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill that was declared a historic district last year, got the spotlight on Friday, courtesy of The New York Times real estate section. Described as a little bit “off the grid” by Gary Hattem, .and more »
CBRE&aposs pride of the Hudson - New York Post
CBRE's pride of the HudsonNew York PostTen E. 53rd St., which is being purchased by SL Green Realty Corp., had an unusual contract signing. Stacom and Shanahan declined to discuss it, but sources previously told us that the sellers asked for — and got — two entirely different contracts .and more »
The Day: The State of the DistrictNew York Times (blog)Harsh allegation from our Twitter pal, @robinha: She claims that the Greene Grape Provisions doesn't order enough Roberta's bread to get through the day. This is a very serious allegation, and we are on the case. The crack team at The Brooklyn Paper .and more »
The Day: &aposBrokelandia&apos and Bike Lanes - New York Times (blog)
The Day: 'Brokelandia' and Bike LanesNew York Times (blog)Wallabout, the neighborhood north of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill that was declared a historic district last year, got the spotlight on Friday, courtesy of The New York Times real estate section. Described as a little bit “off the grid” by Gary Hattem, .and more »
CBRE&aposs pride of the Hudson - New York Post
CBRE's pride of the HudsonNew York PostTen E. 53rd St., which is being purchased by SL Green Realty Corp., had an unusual contract signing. Stacom and Shanahan declined to discuss it, but sources previously told us that the sellers asked for — and got — two entirely different contracts .and more »
