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A Brooklyn developer with a pattern of scooping up old religious properties has purchased a different type of real estate: a ...
Minskoff and Moinian have both been facing problems of their own as well. Minskoff's office building at 1325 Sixth Ave. of ...
The MTA says it’s moving ahead with retiring the MetroCard and fully switching to its tap-and-go OMNY system by the end of ...
A Financial District-based drug discovery company inked a $1 billion licensing agreement with pharmaceutical giant AbbVie to ...
For the second time in a month, a judge rejected a request by the Real Estate Board of New York to block the city from ...
Mayor Eric Adams’ administration must implement a set of laws that expand access to low-income housing vouchers despite their ...
Staff at a group home on Long Island allegedly inflicted physical and emotional abuse on a nonverbal, autistic man from ...
A 32-story luxury rental building overlooking Fort Greene park has traded hands for $209.5 million, the brokers involved in ...
The Department of Health has repeatedly failed to timely inspect adult care facilities that serve older New Yorkers and ...
The city Health Department wanted to hear from its residents but it also got hundreds of responses from a computer. Now, a ...
A longstanding Jackson Heights bowling alley site that recently reopened as a Lucky Strike is now poised to meet the wrecking ...
Michael Davidov, who lives on National Drive in the 14,000-square-foot, five-bedroom waterfront property featured in the Sean ...
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