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By Cooperator Studio 16 January 2016 Building Operations

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1/22/2021 Pied-à-terre tax revenue estimate slashed by 41%—The Real Deal

A tax on luxury second homes in New York City would yield far less revenue than expected, an agency charged with crunching numbers for lawmakers has found.
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1/22/2021 Housing Lottery Launches For 508 West 134th Street HDFC Co-Ops In Manhattan’s West Harlem—New York YIMBY

The affordable housing lottery is open for 508 West 134th Street, a five-story residential development in West Harlem, Manhattan.
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1/22/2021 Trump’s Cash Stream Dried Up In 2020—Forbes

When Donald Trump took the oath of office four years ago, the Trump Organization didn’t stop selling his properties.
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1/22/2021 ‘They’re Off in Long Island, and Don’t Give a Sh*t’: Co-op Boards Ghost Their Residents—Curbed

This past summer, George Osorio turned to his building’s co-op board for help as he and his family roasted in 100-degree temperatures inside their Greenwich Village apartment.
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1/20/2021 Former HFZ exec, alleged mob members plead guilty in construction scheme—The Real Deal

A former HFZ executive and 11 alleged members of the Gambino crime family pleaded guilty last week in connection to a construction bribery scheme that skimmed hundreds of thousands of dollars from the developer’s luxury condo tower and other projects.
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1/20/2021 As NYC Staggers On, Cost to Lives and Livelihoods Keeps Rising—Bloomberg

Times Square is quiet, Broadway is dark, offices are empty.
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1/15/2021 Green Stream Holdings Prepares for NE Solar Projects with New Production Space, Bringing HQ to 160 Imlay Street Location—StreetInsider.com

Green Stream Holdings Inc. (OTC PINK: GSFI) (“the Company”)(“Green Stream”) (http://www.GreenRainSolar.com), an emerging leader in the solar utility and finance space, announces today that it has officially relocated headquarters to its flagship project site 160 Imlay Street in Brooklyn, NY.
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1/14/2021 The landlord-tenant implications of New York’s new Covid Emergency Law—Real Estate Weekly

On December 28, 2020, the Governor signed into law the COVID-19 Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2020 (C19EPA), made effective immediately, and designed to do exactly what the title says: prevent evictions and foreclosures.
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1/12/2021 SBA Issues Regulations on New Round of PPP Loans—JD Supra

On January 6, 2021, the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Department of Treasury released interim final rules related to the expansion and extension of the original Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and the authorization of a second round of PPP loans pursuant to the $900 billion COVID-19 relief package (the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (the “Act”)) enacted on December 27, 2020.
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1/12/2021 See How This Condo in a Former NYC School Got a Major Update—Yahoo! News

For many of us, it's easy to fall in love with an old building, quirks and all.
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1/11/2021 Let the LLC Unmasking Begin—Curbed

If you’re the oligarch buyer of a mega-apartment in New York, there’s a good chance — unless you’re a Trump or a Rybolovlev — that you don’t want to broadcast your purchase to the world.
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1/11/2021 Major Takeaways From NY's New Anti-Eviction Law—Law360

After New York's Legislature met for a rare year-end session to pass the COVID-19 Emergency Eviction and Foreclosure Prevention Act of 2020, we talked to experts to break down the new pandemic-era protections, stronger than anything renters have seen for months.
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1/8/2021 Nolan, Suozzi endorse Markell in crowded Northeast Queens council race—Queens Daily Eagle

Veteran Queens Assemblymember Cathy Nolan has endorsed Debra Markell in the race for Council District 23, becoming the latest lawmaker to back the community board district manager.
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1/8/2021 National Cooperative Bank Originates Over $151 Million for New York Area Cooperatives and Condominiums in November of 2020—Multifamily Biz

National Cooperative Bank (NCB), a leading lender to cooperative housing and condominiums throughout the Tri-State area, originated over $151 million in November to 15 New York area housing cooperatives and condominiums.
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1/8/2021 Cleaning house in co-ops and condominiums with legal counsel—New York Real Estate Journal

The COVID Pandemic has created some extra time for people to handle projects they might not otherwise have time for.
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1/8/2021 Actress Buys UES Duplex In One Of December's Priciest Deals—Patch.com

One of last month's top apartment sales in New York City occurred on the Upper East Side — and the buyer is a face familiar to many TV-watchers and theatergoers.
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1/6/2021 New modern condos set to replace crumbling storefront on Brooklyn corner—amNY

Back in August 2019, a distinctive, long-decaying building in Bed Stuy was suddenly demolished, with plans calling for a seven-story building with 40 residences.
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1/6/2021 8 Major NYC Projects Set To Deliver In 2021—Bisnow

After a year of upheaval for the New York City real estate market prompted by the coronavirus pandemic, some long-awaited projects are set to be delivered in 2021.
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1/6/2021 New York Real Estate Begins Its Recovery—The New York Times

As the last deals of 2020 have been tallied, the pandemic’s effect on the real-estate market has come into sharp relief.
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1/6/2021 Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen sell their Tribeca apartment for $37M - $10M more than they paid for it in 2018 - less than a month after offloading their Massachusetts mansion and buying $17M home in Miami—Daily Mail

NFL star Tom Brady and supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen have sold off their homes in New York City and Massachusetts while consolidating properties as they gear up to move to 'Billionaire's Bunker' in Miami, now that Brady is playing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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