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Store fronts are not the only vacancies in New York. Apartments are empty too.
April 2, 2018- Whether caused by the phenomenon of building pencil towers for the sake of sheltering (more…)
									
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		Summary of the April 10, 2018 BPCA board meeting
April 11, 2018- by Steven Greer As BPTV first warned about, the BPCA announced that it is going to market to sell more bonds, raise more cash, and place the authority in more debt. The debt service raises PILOT (more…)
									
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		City might impose vacancy tax on greedy landlords keeping empty storefronts
March 31, 2015- This is one reason people are leaving the city. In addition to congestion on the (more…)
									
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		Trader Joe’s bake-at-home chocolate croissants
March 7, 2018- These Trader Joe’s croissant kits are great. They proof, or rise, for eight-hours, (more…)
									
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		That Stuyvesant High School kid worth $72 Million admits he lied
Update December 16, 2014- Shocker. The Post ran with another unverified sensational but bogus story. This kid totally lied, (more…)
									
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		Citigroup construction progress
December 21, 2017- (more…)
									
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		Time Inc. sold to conservative Big Oil Koch brothers
Update November 28, 2017- The conservative Koch brothers wasted $3 Billion to buy Time Inc (more…)
									
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		Closer to cancelling my Netflix as Amazon Prime video app comes to Apple TV
January 6, 2018- by Steven E. Greer I have noticed over the last two-years an alarming reduction in the number of movies available (more…)
									
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		Caution: The new iPhone iOS 11 is glitchy crap
Update December 22, 2017- Computer geeks on Reddit busted Apple red-handed for intentionally (more…)
									
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		The new Target store in Tribeca is busy
September 13, 2017- Target is hiring thousands of employees. They seem to be a rare retail company doing it right. (more…)
									
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		Westfield, operator of the Oculus WTC mall, acquired by European conglomerate
December 12, 2017- Westfield, the Australian conglomerate that operates 1,200 malls in the U.S., (more…)
									
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		Standard Hotel in Meatpacking District sold at reduced price to Hong Kong
December 14, 2017- The Post reports that The Standard Hotel, always plagued by financial woes, (more…)
									
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		Proposals to reduce the number of empty storefronts
November 20, 2017- by Steven E. Greer BatteryPark.TV has previously reported on the large number of empty storefronts that make the (more…)
									
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		How does a millionaire like Jeff Galloway enjoy rent-subsidized apartments in Gateway?
(4000 people have read this as of December 10, 2016) Update March 11, 2016- New York State Comptroller DiNapoli is going after wealthy people who (more…)
									
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		The real estate bubble and high rent are killing off even the best of restaurants
A $30 meal at the new Union Square Cafe July 25, 2017- by Steven E. Greer In the course of writing my silly restaurant reviews, over the last several years, I have noticed the (more…)
									
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		DNAinfo and Gothamist go out of business
Update November 3, 2017- The wealthy owner of these sites, Joe Rickets, founder of TD Ameritrade, (more…)
									
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		The mystery of misleading Uber navigation apps solved
November 11, 2017- by Steven E. Greer When I am in New York or LA using Uber cars, I have noticed that the Uber navigation app, which is based on the Google navigation behind the scenes, sometimes sends the driver … Continue reading
									
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		Shake Shack at Fulton Station is failing
September 18, 2017- OK. By now, everyone should really be wondering if I am a mutant with (more…)
									
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		Should the HRPT be patting themselves on the back?
September 21, 2013- Opinion By Steven E. Greer, MD The Friends of Hudson River Park” is throwing a “Robin Hood” style gala on October 3rd at Pier 57. (more…)
									
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