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Renderings revealed for 724-foot Lower East Side tower, final piece of controversial site
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Westbeth Artists Housing starts its own post-it therapy project, ‘Write Now’
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104 years ago, the nation’s first public Christmas tree went up in Madison Square Park
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Government, real estate and the dealmaking dynamic
From zoning to bike lanes, government is around every corner of a real estate deal. In his latest