Retail Round-Up: Village wine bar on the move, hot stuff on East 33rd
● WINICK REALTY GROUP Village mainstay makes neighborhood move Vin Sur Vingt Wine Bar, the largest authentic French wine bar chain in New York City
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Cuomo picks winners for Brooklyn affordable housing RFP
The governor’s office has selected four affordable housing projects in Central Brooklyn to receive state funding. As part of his $578 million Vital Brooklyn initiative,
RYBAK secures $47M construction finance for Coney Island development
The Carlton Group announced that managing director Ruth Barone has arranged $47.5 million in financing for RYBAK Development to support construction of a new residential
CPC closes on $100M New York portfolio loan
The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) announced the closing of a $100 million portfolio under the Freddie Mac Small Balance Loan (SBL) product. The loans were
Amazon puts future of LIC retail in play
With an Amazon-induced influx of new residents likely headed straight for Long Island City and the addition of myriad new housing that will support them,
Proposed zoning targets 21st century jobs in industrial North Brooklyn
The de Blasio Administration wants to open North Brooklyn for business. Zoning changes may soon be coming to the borough’s industrial northwest corner to better
New Development: leasing starts at ARO, Amberly hits luxe rental market
● ALGIN MANAGEMENT Leasing underway at ARO Leasing has begun at ARO, a new 62-story, 426-unit luxury rental tower developed by Algin Management, designed by
Done Deals: East Harlem duplex breaks $1M mark, Hunter’s Point condo goes for $1.5M
From Manhattan duplexes to a swanky new condo in Queens, these are some of the top done deals from the past week in residential real
Done Deals: Penthouse Strategy
Citi Habitats agent John Farrell helped an international client buy Penthouse A at The Twenty 1 condominium at 117 West 21st Street for $8.4 million.
Million-Dollar Listing, East New York: Brooklyn neighborhood trending up
Million dollar homes have come to East New York at 710 and 714 Wortman Avenue. Samuel Eshaghoff, the owner and developer of the two properties,