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Mamdani’s $607M NYCHA makeover costs taxpayers a staggering $528K per apartment (opens the original)
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani just inked a public housing rehab so pricey it works out to more than half a million dollars for every single apartment — on city taxpayers’ dime. The city closed financing Tuesday on a $607 million overhaul of Nostrand Houses, the aging NYCHA complex in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. Spread across the development’s 1,148 units, the math lands at roughly $528,700 per apartment. That’s nearly $38 million for each of the campus’s 16 buildings and north of $300,000 for every one of
Charming NYC rooftop farmhouse lists for $10.5M — with a porch and front yard looking to skyline views (opens the original)
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Who needs a weekend house upstate when you can have one on the roof? A West Village penthouse topped with an eye-catching porch-fronted cabin, a carpet of greenery and a working vegetable patch has hit the market for $10.5 million, offering farm-life fantasies six floors above Greenwich Street. The top-floor co-op at 719 Greenwich St. belongs to developer David Puchkoff, 87, and his wife, writer Eileen Stukane, who have lived there for decades and even exchanged their wedding vows in the living
Exclusive | Once America’s hottest housing market, this state is now the hardest place to sell a home (opens the original)
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If you’re planning to cash out in Florida, you might want to pack your patience. The Sunshine State is the single worst place in the country to sell a home right now, according to a fresh ranking from Underwood Law Firm that pits 48 states against each other on how brutal their markets are for sellers. Florida sits at the bottom of the barrel with a staggering 206,508 homes up for grabs, the biggest glut of any state studied. The typical property there lingers for 73 days before a buyer bites, a
Once America’s hottest housing market, popular state is now the hardest place to sell a home - AOL (opens the original)
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If you’re planning to cash out in Florida, you might want to pack your patience. The Sunshine State is the single worst place in the country to sell a home right now, according to a fresh ranking from Underwood Law Firm that pits 48 states against each other on how brutal their markets are for sellers. Florida sits at the bottom of the barrel with a staggering 206,508 homes up for grabs, the biggest glut of any state studied. The typical property there lingers for 73 days before a buyer bites, a
Peter Thiel outed as the billionaire who purchased LA’s most expensive mansion (opens the original)
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The mystery bidder who walked off with one of America’s most famous mansions has a very famous name. Tech billionaire Peter Thiel is the man behind the $130 million purchase of Casa Encantada in Los Angeles, the legendary Bel-Air estate that sold at a foreclosure auction in July, the Wall Street Journal reported. A limited liability company linked to the 58-year-old venture capitalist placed the winning bid, according to the paper’s sources, keeping his name under wraps for roughly two months. T
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