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Carnegie House co‑op wins ground lease fight
New York appellate court reverses arbitration award in ground lease dispute, saving Carnegie House co-op residents from $20M rent hike.
By Sophie Turner September 5, 2026
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Soil Nailing in Tight Urban Corridors: Access and Equipment Considerations
By Sophie Turner September 4, 2026
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Carnegie House co‑op wins ground lease fight
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Soil Nailing in Tight Urban Corridors: Access and Equipment Considerations
Urban construction sites rarely offer the luxury of space. Between property lines, adjacent structures, active traffic lanes, and buried utilities, contractors working in dense city environments often have only a few feet of usable room to stabilize an excavation or slope. In these conditions, soil nailing has become one of the most practical earth retention […]
By Sophie Turner September 4, 2026
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AMC closure in Kips Bay sparks property feud
Kips Bay AMC closure sparks a property feud after the landlord terminates the lease early, leaving residents and brokers divided over Manhattan's future.
By Amelia Stewart September 3, 2026
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Lawmakers Question Mamdani Land Board Choice
Lawmakers question Mamdani's land board choice, citing concerns over John Mangin's background and nomination to lead the Board of Standards and Appeals.
By Sophie Turner September 2, 2026
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New Charter School Opens in Sunset Park
New charter school opens in Brooklyn's Sunset Park, occupying former Catholic academy site, offering new educational opportunities in the area.
By Lucy Fraser September 1, 2026
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Lake Geneva Remains Top Summer Destination for Chicagoans
Lake Geneva real estate continues to surge as Chicagoans flock to the historic summer haven, driving record‑high home prices and a booming vacation market.
By Sophie Turner August 31, 2026
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Succession at Newmark is bigger than Barry Gosin
Newmark CEO Barry Gosin to step down in 2024, sparking major succession planning. Find out what happens next for the real estate giant.
By Amelia Stewart August 30, 2026
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YS Developers Outline Plans for Rezoned Clinton Hill
Clinton Hill redevelopment plans by YS Developers call for three towers, swapping an office‑centric proposal for buildings and demolishing six structures.
By Amelia Stewart August 29, 2026
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Far West Horse Ban Unlocks Prime Sites
NYC Council poised to vote on Romanch's Law, potentially ending Central Park's iconic horse carriage industry and opening prime real estate sites.
By Sophie Turner August 28, 2026
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Brownsville set for nine-story apartment building
Brownsville will soon welcome a new nine-story apartment building with 99 units, marking a major development in Brooklyn's housing expansion.
By Amelia Stewart August 27, 2026