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Archive for the 'new york city' category
Two homes in the D4 condo development remain. The 25-unit, Phillippe Starck-designed project is in Boston’s South End neighborhood.
Yesterday, both units were repriced by $50,000.
MLS #70716449, Unit #15, $549,000 Remarks: 1,000 sq ft Unit; Bright and Sunny South Facing Warren Ave.; 2 beds, 1 bath. Granite Kitchen with Island, Del Tongo White Cabinets, HW [...]
09/17/08 |
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- photo courtesy of Wikipedia
One of the most-annoying things that happen when you’re driving is coming up on an intersection where your path is blocked by cars going perpendicular to you. You can’t move, they can’t move, tempers flare, guns are drawn … we’ve all been there.
New York City instituted a new regulation [...]
09/11/08 |
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Has anyone else taken Bolt Bus or MegaBus from Boston to New York City?
I have, three times this summer.
The fares were between $16-$18 each way. It varies based on when you sign-up; they start selling them at $1 a ticket then increase the prices as the buses fill up.
The buses are in good shape, [...]
09/02/08 |
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1) Prussia still exists?
2) There’s controversy about it?
Outside the United Nations, earlier this week:
07/18/08 |
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Tony Goldman, he of Goldman Properties and visionary of Miami’s South Beach and New York City’s SoHo neighborhoods, and now deeply involved in the redevelopment of residential and commercial space in Boston’s Fort Point Channel, has a profile of his 25 Bond development in this week’s Sunday Times.
The New York City condo market is as [...]
01/21/08 |
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I love this photo, from today’s Times, courtesy of the architect.
The developer couldn’t get the owners of the brownstone to sell, so it built around it.
(The article doesn’t mention it, but this situation was obviously more complex than as described - there is no way you can simply build over someone else’s building without his [...]
01/21/08 |
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