Foreclosures Way Down in Manhattan
The current number of first-time home auctions in Manhattan is down 25 percent from this quarter last year, and down 55 percent from the most recent quarter.
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The current number of first-time home auctions in Manhattan is down 25 percent from this quarter last year, and down 55 percent from the most recent quarter.
It is “highly likely” that the magazine company will move downtown in 2013.
Yes, people actually live in those houses. Well, one of them, at least.
You may never get to have this “five-star living experience,” but you can at least watch our video.
The JP Morgan CEO's picture tells a story.
Their owner is moving them downtown!
Residents of the swanky Superior Ink building in the far West Village can "call down and arrange to have their bike brought out at the appointed hour."
The market is no longer on the edge of a cliff.
They almost definitely will catch fire and burn to a crisp. The roof decks, that is.
Bill and Hill are planning to close on an $11 million Bedford Hills mansion within a few weeks, the 'Post' reports.
Durst edges out international development company Related.
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