Eddie Small

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City to expand sidewalk shed fines in bid to get them down faster

By: Eddie Small

The ubiquitous structures have long been viewed as eyesores and nuisances by New Yorkers

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Deals of the Day: July 24

By: Mario Marroquin, C. J. Hughes, Eddie Small

An Italian restaurant inks a lease with Durst, and a mixed-use Financial District building sells

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More affordable housing heads to 5 World Trade Center after key state board approval

By: Eddie Small

One-third of the project's roughly 1,200 units will now be permanently affordable, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced

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Carlyle Group buys luxury Williamsburg rental for $97.5M

By: Eddie Small

The apartment building at 8 Marcy Ave. is just the latest of several Brooklyn properties the global company has purchased

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Gowanus developers land $120M in construction financing for 261-unit project

By: Eddie Small

The financing hit property records shortly after Gov. Kathy Hochul announced a replacement affordable housing tax break for projects in the neighborhood.

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Development giants to convert downtown office tower into apartments

By: Eddie Small

Silverstein and Metro Loft are buying 55 Broad St. from the Rudin family for about $173 million.

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Boston Properties finds partner, finalizes ground lease for huge Midtown office tower

By: Eddie Small

The firm leased 280,000 square feet of office space in the city during the second quarter of the year.

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On Real Estate: Reasons for hope, skepticism abound in latest Kingsbridge Armory plan

By: Eddie Small

This week's announcement was more like a plan to choose a plan, senior reporter Eddie Small writes.

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Embattled Margaritaville hotel close to landing $170M rescue package, owner claims

By: Eddie Small

The loan would come from Cirrus REP Funding, a real estate investment management firm with offices in Midtown and Florida.

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Majority of rent-stabilized apartments don't stay vacant for long, report says

By: Eddie Small

Most of the apartments stay empty for less than a year, according to findings from the Independent Budget Office.