REAL ESTATE
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Shuttered Downtown Brooklyn Macy’s becomes pulsing light installation
Images courtesy of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership The shuttered Macy’s in Downtown Brooklyn now hosts an interactive light installation that pulses along to the soundtrack of Fulton Street. Unveiled on Friday, “In Every Transition, A Pattern” illuminates the windows of the former department store with rhythmic patterns and kaleidoscopic displays that respond to the energy of the streetscape. On view through…
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Filmmaker John Sayles’ former Hoboken townhouse lists for $2.5M
Images courtesy of Brown Harris Stevens The long-time Hoboken home of acclaimed indie filmmaker and novelist John Sayles is on the market for $2,500,000. The red-brick rowhouse at 210 13th Street offers roughly 1,800 square feet across three stories, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a partially finished basement, and a cozy outdoor space. Sayles bought the home, which retains many…
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This $1.5M Woodstock compound was a recording studio for rock icons from Ozzy Osbourne to R.E.M.
Photo credit: This Old Hudson Team at Houlihan Lawrence Built in 1873, this landmarked upstate New York property, known as Bearsville Record House, holds a place in the history of American rock music. Asking $1,495,000, the colorful 3.78-acre compound at 1 Wittenberg Road was the recording destination for iconic albums by Ozzy Osbourne, Todd Rundgren, Meat Loaf, R.E.M., Jeff Buckley,…
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New rental at Gowanus Wharf opens lottery for 65 apartments, from $903/month
Images courtesy of the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development A new 15-story rental at a growing residential complex along the Gowanus Canal has launched a housing lottery for 65 mixed-income apartments. Located at 251 Douglass Street, Douglass Port is the newest phase of Gowanus Wharf, a four-building development bringing 1,000 new residences, modern amenities, and a public waterfront…
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NYC landlord to pay $2.1M to resolve 4,000+ building-code violations
Streetview of 35-64 84th Street © 2017 Google A major New York City landlord will pay $2.1 million to settle thousands of violations across its properties under a settlement announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Friday. The deal covers 14 A&E Real Estate-owned buildings, requiring the landlord to pay fines, fix more than 4,000 building-code violations, and bar further harassment…
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From cozy to bold, this $10M Soho condo embodies post-loft luxury
Photo credit: Andrew Brincka | DDreps Standing on an always-evolving stretch of Soho, this 4,177-square-foot loft at 158 Mercer Street, in what’s known as the New Museum Building (the New Museum of Contemporary Art was at this address before moving to the Bowery), is townhouse-sized, asking a museum-level $10 million. Framed by the loft bones of the 1897 building, the…
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This $3.7M Greenwich Village co-op puts the ‘classic’ in classic seven
Photo credit: Rachel Kuzma REPN for The Corcoran Group Just off lower Fifth Avenue on the Village’s “Gold Coast” at 21 East 10th Street, this three/four bedroom co-op has the space, gracious floor plan, and pre-war bones that were once the standard of elegance for Manhattan living. Asking $3,695,000, the corner apartment offers the opportunity to create an additional bedroom,…
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From the pool to the pergola, this $1.1M Hudson Valley home blends Colonial with contemporary
Photos courtesy of Jump Visual Asking $1,100,000, this cedar-clad Colonial-style house at 441 Scotchtown Collabar Road in Middletown, NY, first built in the 1790s, was expanded to include 20th-century additions and modern luxuries. Set on just over an acre, the home’s outdoor living space includes a deck and patio with an outdoor kitchen, a pool, a pergola, and an expansive…
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Mamdani restarts bike lane redesign on Astoria’s 31st Street
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is reviving another street safety plan delayed or scrapped under his predecessor. The mayor announced the city will restart the redesign process for Astoria’s 31st Street, which had briefly seen construction on a partially-protected bike lane before a Queens judge ruled the city had failed to follow proper protocols and ordered its removal. The Department of Transportation…
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NYC renters can share apartment complaints during a series of public hearings
New York City renters dealing with poor living conditions or bad landlords will have an opportunity to share their apartment complaints directly with the city. Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Sunday announced plans to host “rental rip-off” hearings across the five boroughs to hear from tenants on challenges they are facing in their homes. Following the hearings, the city will put…
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