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24 West 125th Street is a nice renovated walkup building between 5th and 6th Avenues in Central Harlem. The building ...
This is a beautiful, mid-rise, coop comprised of 13 Floors and 89 Apartments. The building was built in 1917 and ...
This is a beautiful, mid-rise coop building with 10 floors and 27 apartments. This full time doorman, Pre-war building was ...
122 East 27th Street is a three-story walkup building with 8 units. The building, which is also pet friendly, is ...
330 East 18th Street is a charming brick two story townhouse which was built in 1852. The landmarked building, located ...
Brick development close to Subway, check cashing, post office, laundry, shopping, and restaurants. Children's playground and parking are gated. Trash ...
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Bird-friendly buildings bill takes flight in City Council Brigitte Blättler/Getty Images “What the Council did today is going to save thousands of lives.” The City Council passed legislation Wednesday that mandates all new construction and major building alterations use bird-safe materials on facades below 75 feet. The bill, which was introduced by Brooklyn Councilmember Rafael Espinal, passed in a 41-3 ...
For under $1M, a chic Lower East Side duplex co-op Photos: Courtesy of Halstead The one-bedroom apartment comes with a private terrace Welcome back to The Six-Digit Club, in which we take a look at a newish-to-market listing priced under $1 million, because nice things sometimes come in small packages. Send nominations to the tipline.It is rare to find properties ...
How to find a rent-stabilized apartment in New York City The Stuyvesant Town complex still has thousands of rent-stabilized apartments. | Max Touhey Find a rent-stabilized apartment in these four easy steps There are two types of New York renters: Those who live in rent-regulated apartments, and those that don't. More often than not, the latter group desperately wants to ...
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