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Category Archives: Real Estate
The Conglomeration of Greenwich Village
Everyone knows the charm of Greenwich village – though old timers will tell you that its already gone – its how, somehow despite Manhattan’s megapolis it is able to remember itself in these tiny villages that make living and working … Continue reading
Green Architecture and the Greening of Urbia
Guest blog posting Building a green infrastructure is no longer a new idea. Going “green” is actually becoming quite popular. However, the ways that people go about doing it can be new and unique. City developers are beginning to incorporate … Continue reading
Coney Island Developer Lets the Place Lag
From the The Real Deal and Daily News: Despite neighborhood outrage, Coney Island developer Joseph Sitt of Thor Equities has no plans to clear out tattered tents and garbage in the empty lots on Stillwell Avenue, according to the New … Continue reading
