REAL ESTATE
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Melba’s opens location in Grand Central Terminal
All images courtesy of Melba’s Southern comfort food favorite Melba’s is now serving a taste of Harlem in Grand Central Terminal. The 500-square-foot outpost will offer the Harlem restaurant’s signature Southern comfort food from Chef Melba Wilson, including her renowned Chicken and Eggnog Waffles and Low Country Collard Greens. Chicken and Eggnog Waffles Founded in 2005 by Wilson, the original…
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For $549K, get cozy in an 1860s Catskills farmhouse with barns, sun porches, and a dreamy country kitchen
If you’re dreaming of a rustic farmhouse surrounded by acres of rolling hills, you’ll want to consider Bailey Farm at 455 Bailey Road in Stamford, New York. Asking $549,000, this Catskills country estate on 33 upstate acres is sufficiently away-from-it-all, while also being the picture of modern farmhouse comfort and warmth. Anchoring a former cauliflower farm, the historic home boasts…
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Real estate developer Aby Rosen loses the Chrysler Building
Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs’ RFR Holding officially got evicted from the Chrysler Building. On Monday, a Manhattan judge terminated the company’s ground lease and ordered them to leave the building, as The Real Deal first reported. The decision comes after RFR fell behind more than $21 million in rent and Cooper Union, which owns the land beneath the 77-story…
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There’s still time to get special Broadway Week pricing for these shows
Hadestown. Photo by Matthew Murphy Broadway Week is back, with over two dozen shows offering two-for-one ticket pricing through February 9. With the success of the “Wicked” movie adaptation catapulting Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo into award season, the stage show has been sold out for weeks. But there’s still time to catch other major productions like “Romeo + Juliet”…
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Conversion of historic Nomad office building into 65 condos moves forward
The conversion of a landmarked Nomad office building into luxury condos is moving forward after receiving a $99 million construction loan. As reported by The Real Deal, Sunlight Development and NuVerse secured the loan for their office-to-residential conversion of the historic Emmet Building at 95 Madison Avenue into 65 luxury homes. BHI, the U.S. arm of Bank Hapoalim, provided a…
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Japanese brand Muji opens first U.S. food Japanese brand Muji opens first U.S. food market in Chelsea Market in Chelsea Market
All photos courtesy of Chelsea Market Beloved Japanese brand Muji just launched its first-ever food market in the United States at Chelsea Market. The Muji Food Market, which opened on Monday, features Japanese-style sandwiches, specialty beverages, and an AI-powered coffee-making robot, all complementing the store’s signature decor, beauty, apparel, and other popular products. Building on the success of Muji Market,…
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For $2.3M, this Georgian townhouse in Jackson Heights has Art Deco details, modern interiors, and a garage
Photo credit: Tina Gallo for The Corcoran Group This corner townhouse 34-41 83rd Street is a three-story refuge within the picturesque Jackson Heights Historic District. Built in 1927, its Georgian-style brick exterior reveals historic details that have been given new life with a modern renovation. Asking $2,295,000, the home’s classic design and Art Deco flourishes are joined by the convenience…
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For $1.8M, a designer’s Boerum Hill condo is a tranquil refuge with style and substance
All photos courtesy of Ethan Herrington Listed by the principal of a Brooklyn design firm, this two-bedroom condo at 92 Wyckoff Street makes good use of every inch of its 1,250 square feet. Within a loft-like frame of exposed brick and natural wood, the light-filled home, asking $1,795,000 is a showcase of subtle, modern interior design. The floor-through home has…
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$1.95M Turtle Bay co-op feels like a modern cabin in the middle of Manhattan
Photo courtesy of Richard Caplan and Douglas Elliman With three bedrooms and an open, loft-like living and dining space, this unusual co-op at 301 East 52nd Street resembles both a loft and a cozy woodland cabin. Asking $1,950,000, the home’s layout has room for privacy as well as entertaining, enhanced by a wood-burning fireplace, wood beams, built-ins, brick accents, and…
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Adam sets goal of 100K new homes in Manhattan over the next decade
To further address New York City’s critical housing shortage, Mayor Eric Adams has set an ambitious target of adding 100,000 new homes to Manhattan over the next decade. During his 2025 State of the City address on Thursday, the mayor said he aims to review zoning across the borough to unlock potential housing sites for development, using the tools included…
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