Upper East Side appeal increases from Second Avenue subway progress

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At a new condo at 515 East 72nd Street, apartments sold briskly. There were more than 70 closings between summer 2012 and summer 2013 — about half the building’s 142 one-bedrooms.
One of the reasons, aside from a positive market trend, seemed to be major milestones in the construction of the Second Avenue Subway, a little more than two blocks away. The milestones included some of the last subterranean blasts for the first phase of the project, from 63rd to ...

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Queens is attracting new developments and amenities

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While Brooklyn has rapidly gentrified in the last decade and become the trendiest of the outer boroughs; it looks like Queens has been growing in popularity as well.
With the recent opening in Astoria of Kaufman Studio’s outdoor film set, the ever-popular MoMA outpost PS1, the extension of the 7 line, buzzed-about restaurants and new residential towers springing up, Queens is certainly having a moment. Plus, there’s the Museum of the Moving Image, the Paper Factory, which is a brand ...

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Harlem sees a big real estate boost

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Over the recent years, Harlem has quietly become one of Manhattan’s hottest neighborhoods.

Rent prices for Harlem apartments have gone up over the last year as home hunters found an abundance of inventory going for relatively reasonable rates, especially during the economic crisis when good values were hard to come by.

A report by the real estate group MNS found that average rent prices in Harlem went up 9.4 percent from $2,191 last year to $2,397 in January, the biggest increase in ...

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storage for the wealthy

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Developer Adam Gordon made his fortune converting old properties into self-storage units.

Now he’s going back to his roots in a move to capitalize on the boom in luxury property prices.

The Real Deal reports that Gordon plans to convert an existing 11-story storage building at 305 East 61st Street into a high-end personal and art storage facility tailored to Upper East Side residents in luxury buildings like 432 Park Avenue and One57, and to art galleries on the 57th Street corridor.

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The Standard might sell for A LOT

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The Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking district could sell for more than $400 million, or around $1.2 million per room — the highest price for a hotel since the financial crisis struck in 2008.

A group led by Steve Kantor is in talks, along with other bidders, to buy the 18-story hotel.

The hotel was developed and managed by hotelier Andre Balazs’s company. Balazs sold his majority stake in the Standard Hotel brand last year, putting the property on the market.

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Hudson Yards: “the largest real estate project in U.S. history”

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About 750,000 square feet of pricey retail space is hitting the market in the next few weeks, as the Related Companies formally starts its search for tenants at its Hudson Yards project.
A year after construction started on Manhattan’s Far West Side, and with two major office tenants signed on to the gargantuan project — purse purveyor Coach and cosmetics giant L’Oreal — Related declined to say whether any retail tenants are signed on other than the already-touted Fairway Market.
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