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Real Estate
New York Attorney General Increases Homeowner Assistance Funding The Huffington Post 01/12/2012 | In yearly address, Mayor Bloomberg makes push to develop Kingsbridge ArmoryReuven Blau New York Daily News 01/12/2012 |
 New Yorkers struggling to keep their homes are about to get additional help. State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has approved $1 million in funding for nonprofit legal services organizations to directly assist homeowners facing foreclosure, according to a statement released Thursday by his office. |  A sweeping transformation of the vacant Kingsbridge Armory took center stage in Mayor Bloomberg’s yearly address. Hizzoner said that once again the city is seeking developers to turn the former Bronx military post into a vibrant retail mecca or mixed-use space. |
Trump proposal for New York City golf course faces criticsAman Ali Chicago Tribune 01/10/2012 | New York Public Library Is in Talks to Sell SpaceROBIN POGREBIN The New York Times 12/18/2011 |
 Real estate developer Donald Trump wants to build a top level golf course on a former New York City landfill, but some watchdog groups balked on Tuesday over the potential cost to taxpayers. |  The New York Public Library is negotiating to sell five floors at 188 Madison Avenue, the former B. Altman department store at 34th Street. |
Russian billionaire buys most expensive apartment in NYCElise Knutsen The New York Observer 12/18/2011 | Realtors: We Overcounted Home Sales for Five Years CNBC 12/13/2011 |
 Dmitry Rybolovlev has been a busy man lately. He is in the middle of a bitter divorce that could cost him more than $6 billion (when finalized it will be the world’s costliest divorce), but he has still found the time and funds to buy a struggling AS Monaco soccer team and, it turns out, the most expensive home in the history of Manhattan real estate. Well-connected sources have confirmed to The Observer that the mystery Russian chemist behind the sale of Sandy Weill’s $88 million penthouse at 15 Central Park West is indeed Mr. Rybolovlev. |  Data on sales of previously owned U.S. homes from 2007 through October this year will be revised down next week because of double counting, indicating a much weaker housing market than previously thought. |
Census: US housing bust worst since Great DepressionHOPE YEN AP 10/06/2011 | |
 She didn't go easily, but Faye Dunaway has agreed to vacate her rent-controlled apartment on the Upper East Side following an eviction action by her landlord, court documents show. |  The American dream of homeownership has felt its biggest drop since the Great Depression, according to new 2010 census figures released Thursday. |
New York pips London in property investmentLucas Jackson Reuters UK 10/05/2011 | Land Deal Is Announced to Allow New U.N. Tower and EsplanadeDAVID W. CHEN The New York Times 10/05/2011 |
 New York beat London to the top spot for global commercial real estate investment in the year to September 30, research showed, but both cities are facing rising bearishness from investors worried by the prospect of economic headwinds. |  City and state officials on Wednesday agreed to a $73 million plan that would unlock an underutilized chunk of the Manhattan waterfront between East 38th and East 60th Streets, paving the way for a new United Nations office tower and esplanade along the East River. |
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