Norman Foster’s 50 Hudson Yards will be city’s most expensive office building at $4B
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Norman Foster’s 50 Hudson Yards will be city’s most expensive office building at $4B

It’s been less than a month since it was revealed that starchitect Norman Foster would…

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Second Avenue subway now open
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Second Avenue subway now open

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo celebrated the New Year with the arrival of the Second Avenue…

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Emma Stone’s former Chelsea townhouse returns for $19.75M
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Emma Stone’s former Chelsea townhouse returns for $19.75M

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, Jason Statham and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Glenn Close, Courtney L

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East Midtown rezoning plan might finally happen
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East Midtown rezoning plan might finally happen

It’s Z-Day for East Midtown. The stakes couldn’t be higher for the proposal to rezone…

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Swiss Re relocating to smaller space on 6th Ave.
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Swiss Re relocating to smaller space on 6th Ave.

Swiss Re is jumping from one top-floor spot in Midtown to another that includes outdoor…

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IDNYC adds 10 new institutions to its roster of free offerings for 2017
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IDNYC adds 10 new institutions to its roster of free offerings for 2017

For the third straight year, IDNYC will remain free to all New Yorkers over the age…

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Two bright, lofted co-ops in the West Village hit the market together for $1.599M
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Two bright, lofted co-ops in the West Village hit the market together for $1.599M

Sunlight is a good look for these two apartments at the West Village cooperative 79 Barrow…

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Apply for seven affordable units in the Bronx’s Morris Heights area, starting at $1,292/month
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Apply for seven affordable units in the Bronx’s Morris Heights area, starting at $1,292/month

2016 saw a huge influx of new affordable housing developments and subsequent lotteries in the…

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40 percent of Sandy-damaged homes still not fixed; NYPD K9 unit gets a calendar
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40 percent of Sandy-damaged homes still not fixed; NYPD K9 unit gets a calendar

Forty percent of homes damaged by Hurricane Sandy are still not fixed, despite the city’s…

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MTA Chairman announces retirement following Second Avenue Subway opening
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MTA Chairman announces retirement following Second Avenue Subway opening

The opening of the Second Avenue subway was MTA Chairman Tom Prendergast’s final achievement in…

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