Some groups want New York City to give tax breaks to buildings only when moderately priced apartments are included.
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Day: April 12, 2006
Square Feet: Not Uptown, but Increasingly Upscale
As migrating uptown designers and European brands clamor for addresses in the meatpacking district, rents on West 14th Street have increased substantially.
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Square Feet: Nantucket Votes to Ban Chain Stores From Downtown
It was not the prospect of a Wal-Mart or a Dunkin' Donuts on the island that prompted the move, but rather the arrival last year of Ralph Lauren.
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Carasa elected mayor
He defeated Jose Fuentes , a 62-year-old roofing contractor and pest control business owner, 634 votes to 236. Voters also chose three commissioners, including two incumbents, to serve four-year …
Ten Real Estate Tax Tips You Missed In 2006
Take heart–there are taxes next year, too.
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