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Posted on 14 September, 2011. Post tags: real, estate, offices, brooklyn

Borough Hall area officially historic - Crain&aposs New York Business
New York Daily NewsBorough Hall area officially historicCrain&aposs New York BusinessThe letter was signed by The Real Estate Board of New York, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and Brooklyn Law School, as well as Two Trees Management, SL Green Realty Corp., SDS Procida and three other landlords. The Court-Livingston-Schermerhorn Business .City greenlights downtown Brooklyn skyscraper historic district over some .New York Daily NewsDowntown Brooklyn Skyscraper Historic District approvedNew York Post (blog)Landmarks Zone Gets OKWall Street JournalThe Real Deal New York (blog)all 18 news articles »

Quidsi toddles off Broadway - New York Post
Quidsi toddles off BroadwayNew York Post. Brooklyn Law School and Real Estate Board of New York president Steven Spinola. They expressed fears that “needless” designation would increase costs of upgrading antiquated buildings, and damage office and retail prospects along Court Street.and more »

Tea Bar to Double as Luxury Real Estate Office - DNAinfo
Tea Bar to Double as Luxury Real Estate OfficeDNAinfoBlu Realty Group, which specializes in luxury apartment sales and rentals in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, already has an office on Broadway and West 52nd Street. But all five of Blu Realty's founding partners live on Riverside Boulevard, .

The Flea showcases vintage items at Brooklyn Arts Center - StarNewsOnline.com
The Flea showcases vintage items at Brooklyn Arts CenterStarNewsOnline.comDave Nathans, the venue's owner who's also a local real estate developer and contractor, started a nonprofit that tried to raise money to finish the renovations. But that venture didn't work out. Ultimately, the city sold the building to Nathans in .

Vacant Commercial Properties Planned to be Converted in Brooklyn, New York by . - LoanSafe
Vacant Commercial Properties Planned to be Converted in Brooklyn, New York by .LoanSafeBased in New York City, with regional offices in Portland, Maine and Fort Myers, Florida, Hudson continues to focus on middle-market opportunistic real estate investments, ranging from $2 million to $35 million per asset or portfolio. .

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