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The Corcoran Group By Roland Li The penthouse of 419-421 Broome Street, the building in which Heath Ledger rented at the time of his death, … Continued

Darcy Stacom and Bill Shanahan, CB Richard Ellis By Daniel Geiger Darcy Stacom and Bill Shanahan, two top investment investment sales executives at CB Richard … Continued

By Roland LiTouro College has sold a mixed-use building at 175 West 85th Street for $13 million, according to city records. The 20,370 s/f, seven-story building was the residence hall for Touro's Lander College for Women, which has a focus on Judaic studies. It had 30 apartments and a two-story study lounge when it previously served as a residence hall, according to Touro’s website.

Brian Tormey, TitleVest By Roland Li A few weeks ago, a notice appeared on the front of the Automated City Register Information System (ACRIS), the … Continued

PropertyShark By Daniel Geiger The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is in talks to relocate to 2 Park Avenue, according to sources. ASME currently … Continued

1540 Broadway, CB Richard Ellis By Daniel Geiger Yahoo, the Internet search engine and software company, has signed a lease at 1540 Broadway, according to … Continued

By Liana GreyA high end boutique in Palmer Square, a new mixed- use development near Princeton University, sells tote bags printed with the numbers 08540. That’s the zip code of Princeton Borough, a Central New Jersey town of about 15,000 located halfway between New York and Philadelphia. Typical residents are cultured and well-traveled with plenty of disposable income: demographic traits that have recently fueled a luxury retail boom in the town’s six-block commercial core.

J Blough, Flickr By Roland Li Chinatown is one of the last ethnic communities in Manhattan, sustained, but also isolated, by a self-enclosed economy. But … Continued

Roland Li for Real Estate Weekly By Roland Li On the first day of March, the venerable Costas Kondylis spoke in Soho. But the setting … Continued