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Woolworth Building Penthouse Unit Returns to Market for $5.79 Million

Woolworth Building Penthouse Unit Returns to Market for $5.79 Million

Woolworth Building Penthouse Unit Returns to Market for $5.79 Million
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Northwind Group Funds $427 Million in Loans for New York City Office-to-Residential Conversions

Northwind Group Funds $427 Million in Loans for New York City Office-to-Residential Conversions

Northwind Group Funds $427 Million in Loans for New York City Office-to-Residential Conversions
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4 fall food festivals worth visiting in New York in 2026

4 fall food festivals worth visiting in New York in 2026

From the Feast of San Gennaro in New York City to Apple Harvest Festival in Ithaca, these fall food festivals celebrate New York's harvest season with local food, live entertainment and family-friendly activities.
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Michael Dell's Boston Penthouse Heads to Auction with Reduced Reserve Price

Michael Dell's Boston Penthouse Heads to Auction with Reduced Reserve Price

Michael Dell's Boston Penthouse Heads to Auction with Reduced Reserve Price
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NYC Transit Workers Union Calls for Removal of Judges Over Bail Decisions in Assault Cases

NYC Transit Workers Union Calls for Removal of Judges Over Bail Decisions in Assault Cases

The Transit Workers Union Local 100 in New York City is advocating for the removal of judges who have released individuals accused of assaulting transit workers without bail. According to data from TWU Local 100, 87 on-duty New York City Transit and MTA bus employees have been assaulted this year, marking a 13% increase from 2025 and a 36% increase from 2024. John Chiarello, president of TWU Local 100, expressed strong disapproval over two specific cases where assailants were released without bail after attacking workers. One incident involved Thywill Anasu, who allegedly assaulted bus operator Johnny Rodriguez, causing brain bleeds and other injuries. Despite the Westchester County District Attorney's Office requesting $50,000 cash bail, Judge George Fufidio set bail at $5,000, which Anasu posted. Anasu was later arrested for allegedly assaulting an FDNY fire marshal, and Bronx Judge Michele Davila released him on supervised release. In another case, Jhon Hurtado Olmos allegedly slashed a Times Square sub...
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Director Paul Feig Lists Lenox Hill Condo for $2.99 Million

Director Paul Feig Lists Lenox Hill Condo for $2.99 Million

Director Paul Feig Lists Lenox Hill Condo for $2.99 Million
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Walker Dunlop Arranges $293.2 Million Refinancing for Manhattan Mixed-Use Property

Walker Dunlop Arranges $293.2 Million Refinancing for Manhattan Mixed-Use Property

Walker Dunlop Arranges $293.2 Million Refinancing for Manhattan Mixed-Use Property
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Jay Manuel's Connecticut Estate Listed for $4.7 Million, Designed as Modern Spa Retreat

Jay Manuel's Connecticut Estate Listed for $4.7 Million, Designed as Modern Spa Retreat

Jay Manuel's Connecticut Estate Listed for $4.7 Million, Designed as Modern Spa Retreat
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Airbnb Partners with Parmigiano Reggiano for Culinary Experiences in New York City

Airbnb Partners with Parmigiano Reggiano for Culinary Experiences in New York City

Airbnb Partners with Parmigiano Reggiano for Culinary Experiences in New York City
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Gen Z Migrates from High-Cost Cities to More Affordable Urban Centers, Redfin Analysis Reveals

Gen Z Migrates from High-Cost Cities to More Affordable Urban Centers, Redfin Analysis Reveals

A significant trend of Gen Z individuals moving from expensive metropolitan areas, particularly New York City, to more affordable cities like Philadelphia has been identified in a new Redfin analysis of Census Bureau data. New York City experienced the largest net outflow of Gen Z residents in 2024, with 29,554 young adults leaving. The New York-to-Philadelphia route was the second most popular migration path for Gen Z, with 9,284 individuals making the 90-mile shift. This move offers a substantial housing discount, as the typical home in the New York metro area sells for approximately $832,000, compared to $309,000 in Philadelphia. This allows buyers in Philadelphia to potentially purchase nearly three homes for the price of one in New York. The data suggests that Gen Z is prioritizing economic opportunity and lower housing costs, often making relatively short moves to stay connected to existing networks.
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New York City Department of Investigation Seeks Technical Investigator for Law Enforcement Technology Unit

New York City Department of Investigation Seeks Technical Investigator for Law Enforcement Technology Unit

The New York City Department of Investigation (DOI) is seeking a Technical Investigator to join its Law Enforcement Technology (LET) Technical Services Unit (TSU) in Manhattan. The DOI, one of the oldest law enforcement agencies in the U.S., is tasked with combating municipal corruption. The Technical Investigator will report to the TSU Manager and provide technical assistance and operational support for investigative units. Key responsibilities include field deployments, operating and maintaining specialized surveillance and monitoring equipment, assisting with lawful electronic surveillance operations in compliance with court orders, and supporting audio, video, and data capture for criminal investigations. The role also involves troubleshooting technical systems, preparing detailed reports, and maintaining the property and evidence room. Candidates will be cross-trained in digital forensic and cyber investigation techniques.
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No loitering on the loo. New NYC bathrooms come with a time limit

No loitering on the loo. New NYC bathrooms come with a time limit

NYC is installing 17 free public bathrooms, but users get just 10 minutes before warnings sound and the door automatically opens.