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$1.52M Clifton Two-Family Home Shatters Sales Record

A newly built two-family home in North Jersey has shattered the sales record for the property type in the city, selling for $1.52 million in a neighborhood where modest ranch homes and trailers are increasingly giving way to larger developments. The home at 14-16 Mount Washington Dr., in Clifton, cl…

Clifton, NJ · 1d

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North Arlington Warehouse Opens With Tenant Already Locked In

A newly finished warehouse at 500 Belleville Turnpike in North Arlington is already full. Seagis Property Group has completed the 53,315-square-foot building on a site that once held an aging, underused industrial property, and a national credit tenant that preleased the space is now occupying it. The address sits between...

North Arlington, NJ · 2d
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The Ridings at Oakland: A Townhome Community in Oakland, NJ

This article is sponsored by Lennar. For anyone who wants the space of a home without giving up the perks of community living, this new Bergen County development checks a lot of boxes. The Ridings at Oakland features spacious three-bedroom townhomes with fireplaces, finished basements, private decks, + plenty of room to settle in. There’s also a clubhouse, fitness center, + outdoor swimming pool right on-site. Read on for everything you need to know about The Ridings at Oakland, located at 2 Trotter Way in Oakland.

Oakland, NJ · 1d
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698-Unit Affordable Development Revealed for 22 East 119th Street in East Harlem, Manhattan

Renderings have been revealed for 22 East 119th Street, a two-tower affordable housing building in East Harlem, Manhattan. Designed by Magnusson Architecture and Planning and developed by Volunteers of America-Greater New York (VOA-GNY), the 23- and 25-story buildings will yield 698 income-restricted affordable homes. 174 units will be replacement homes for formerly homeless residents and veterans, and the remaining 524 homes will go toward the wider community. There will also be approximately 18,000 square feet of new space for community partners, with the potential to support healthcare, education, youth programs and other neighborhood initiatives. The city-owned property is bounded by East 118th and 119th Streets and Madison and Fifth Avenues.

Manhattan, NY · 5h
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Whatever Happened to W.T. Grant Stores in New York?

W.T. Grant stores disappeared in 1976 after the once-enormous variety-store chain went bankrupt and liquidated its remaining locations. The company filed for protection from creditors in October 1975, but its attempt to continue operating failed. By the following spring, the familiar Grants signs were coming down across New York and the rest of the country. The collapse ended a business that had started with one Massachusetts store in 1906 and grown into a nationwide chain with more than a thousand locations.

New York · 1d

Globe

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Woman ‘Outraged’ After Learning She Paid Neighbor’s Electric Bill for a Decade, Given Partial Refund

A woman in New York City couldn’t figure out why none of her cost-saving measures were working until she discovered she’d been paying her neighbor’s electricity bill for the past decade. “For 10 years, I was afraid to use my air conditioning,” Nicole Niceforo told Fox affiliate WNYW in an interview published Thursday, October 29. […]

New York, NY · 2d

Gothamist

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Mamdani pledged support for NYC street vendors. Now they’re facing a crackdown.

Trinkets and merch for sale at City Hall Park. Street vending enforcement has increased sharply this year compared to 2025. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d

Secret NYC

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$700/month for a new Brooklyn apartment—applications are now open for this major NYC housing lottery

From world-class restaurants, boutique shopping , and waterfront parks to live music venues and iconic views of the Manhattan skyline, Williamsburg remains one of the most coveted neighborhoods in New York City. But with neighborhood median rents consistently hovering well above $4,000 , finding an affordable space in this corner of Brooklyn is nearly impossible on the open market. Fortunately, NYC Housing Connec t has just opened applications for an expansive new residential development right in the heart of Williamsburg, offering brand-new units at a fraction of typical neighborhood costs. Inside the Listing The lottery is open for Kingsland Commons Building 2 , a newly constructed 217-unit development located at 89 Maspeth Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11211 (Brooklyn Community Board 1). Constructed through the Extremely Low & Low-Income Affordability ( ELLA ) program of the NYC Housing Development Corporation (HDC) and Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), along with HPD’s Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) program, the building offers layouts spanning from studios up to three-bedroom apartments for families. Building Amenities & Features Residents will have access to a full suite of modern residential amenities, including: In-Unit Perks: In-unit dishwashers, microwaves, and free high-speed broadband internet in both units and common

Brooklyn, NY · 2d

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Kushner Real Estate Rebrands 6,200 New Jersey Apartments Under New ‘Chapter’ Brand

A developer with a major Garden State footprint is writing a new chapter as 6,200 apartments in New Jersey undergo a rebrand. Kushner Real Estate (KRE) has officially introduced Northern Chapter Company, or “Chapter” for short, to a collection of 13 New Jersey communities they’ve built. The portfolio includes seven communities in Jersey City, plus Bayonne, East Hanover, Hopewell, Madison, Marlboro, and Rockaway.

New Jersey · 1d

107.5 The Fan

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LIV Golf Shutting Down After Five Years

NEWARK — LIV Golf is shutting down operations after five years. League attorney Matthew Williams confirmed Thursday during a New Jersey bankruptcy hearing that the liquidation process will begin Monday. The announcement follows reports that BC Partners withdrew a $300 million investment offer after LIV failed to secure enough player commitments for 2027. The Saudi-backed […]

Newark, NJ · 23h

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Soloviev Sells Billionaires Row Mansion for $42M, Sedesco Grows Supertall Site

A century-old mansion on West 57th Street is about to disappear into the footprint of one of Midtown's next supertall towers. Property records made public Monday show the Soloviev Group filed a deed transfer of the Schieffelin-Bowne House at 35 West 57th Street for $42 million, with Sedesco taking part ownership in the residential and hospitality project rising in its place.

New York, NY · 2d

SciFiSland

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How Long Island Became One of America’s Great Potato-Growing Regions

At its peak in the late 1940s, Long Island had more than 70,000 acres devoted to growing potatoes, making it one of the country’s important […] The post How Long Island Became One of America’s Great Potato-Growing Regions first appeared on SciFisland.com .

Suffolk County, NY · 2d

Parade

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The Upper West Side Brownstone Where Meg Ryan’s ‘You’ve Got Mail’ Character Lived Is for Sale for $3.95 Million

The New York City townhouse served as the exterior of Kathleen Kelly’s home in the beloved 1998 romantic comedy.

Manhattan, NY · 1h

Modern Cleaners & Tailors

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Keeping Hoboken Looking Its Best: A Cleaner’s Craft Since 1965

In the ever-evolving landscape of Hoboken, New Jersey, one address has remained steadfast for over six decades: 840 Bloomfield Street. Here, Modern Cleaners & Tailors has been more than just a business; it has been a community fixture, ensuring garments of all kinds look their best since 1965. Yet, with the dawn of 2026 came a new chapter for this storied establishment, as Frank L., a seasoned garment industry veteran, took the helm. Frank's journey into the world of garments didn't begin in the front of a retail shop but on the expansive floors of a dress manufacturing factory. Since 1987, he has been immersed in the nuances of fabric, fit, and fashion, having owned a New Jersey factory that produced over 1.2 million dresses. This deep-rooted experience in garment construction is now the backbone of the meticulous tailoring and cleaning services he offers at Modern Cleaners & Tailors. "When you've manufactured over a million dresses, you understand how a garment is built from the inside out," Frank explains, his eyes lighting up with the passion of someone who has spent a lifetime perfecting his craft. This knowledge, he insists, is what sets his business apart from others that operate primarily as drop-off locations without a personal touch.

Hoboken, NJ · 1d

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NJ Transit Advances 'Land Plan' and Gov Housing Strategy

NJ TRANSIT CONTINUES TO ADVANCE “LAND PLAN” AND GOVERNOR’S HOUSING STRATEGY WITH TRANSIT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT. Progress Made On Three Projects to Create New Homes, Support Station Area Communities in Jersey City, Bound Brook, and Morristown. NJ TRANSIT is advancing three transit-oriented development (TOD) projects in Jersey City, Bound...

Jersey City, NJ · 22h

WPG Talk Radio 95.5 FM

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JPMorgan Chase Announces More Layoffs Coming To NJ

LAID OFF: Major NJ Employer Announces More Jobs Being Cut From NJ

New Jersey · 1d

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Kraft Heinz Agrees To Sell Majority Stake In Maxwell House, Jacksonville Plant's Future Unclear

Kraft Heinz said Wednesday it has agreed to sell a majority interest in its North American coffee business, including the century-old Maxwell House plant in downtown Jacksonville, to an affiliate of One Rock Capital Partners. The deal covers Maxwell House and six other brands, but the company has not said what the sale means for the future of its Jacksonville facility or how many people work there now.

Hoboken, NJ · 1d

New York Post

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One of NYC’s final Gilded Age buildings sells for $42M — but is set for heartbreaking demolition

More than a century ago, New York’s wealthiest families built palatial mansions along West 57th Street, filling them with the splendor of the dazzling Gilded Age. Now, one of the last survivors of that vanished world has changed hands for a staggering $42 million — and could soon make way for a new monument to Manhattan’s immense wealth. The historic Schieffelin-Bowne House at 35 W. 57th St., a five-story Beaux-Arts mansion dating to 1891, has been sold to New York-based developer Sedesco, giving the firm essentially the final piece of a yearslong assemblage for a soaring luxury skyscraper on Billionaires’ Row. The historic Schieffelin-Bowne House has sold for $42 million. Olga Ginzburg for the N.Y. Post The Soloviev Group sold the property in a deal that closed Oct. 29, according to city property records. The acquisition represents essentially the final property needed to complete Sedesco’s sprawling development site, according to a source familiar with the project. With the land now largely assembled, the developer is expected to unveil updated plans in the coming months, the source added. As recently as March, Sedesco had demolished neighboring buildings at 37–47 W. 57th St. but had yet to file construction plans. For the

New York, NY · 1d

Secret NYC

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America’s first twin-screen movie theater has closed on the Upper East Side after 64 years, — its building is being sold for $41 million

The Upper East Side just lost a piece of movie history. Cinema 123 by Angelika , the Third Avenue theater that opened in 1962 as what’s been called the country’s first twin-screen cinema , has permanently closed after 64 years . The three-screen theater at 1001 Third Avenue, between East 59th and East 60th Streets, held its final screenings on Thursday, October 29, and the closure took effect the next day. The farewell notice kept it short, but it ended on a sweet note: “As our final credits roll, we thank you for being part of our story.” 64 years across from Bloomingdale’s The theater debuted in 1962 as Cinema I & II, described by 6sqft as the first twin-screen cinema in the country . A third screen arrived in the 1980s, and eventually the name became Cinema 123. Over the decades, its screens mixed independent, foreign and mainstream films, which made it a true neighborhood go-to. For generations of Upper East Siders, it was the easy plan: catch a movie across from Bloomingdale’s, grab dinner nearby, no trip downtown required. A $41 million sale The closure wasn’t a total surprise. Reading International, the parent company of Angelika, bought out

Manhattan, NY · 2d

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Berkadia Closes $219M Loan for Affordable Housing Rehab in Manhattan

Berkadia has closed a $219 million Fannie Mae loan to support the modernization of a 984-unit affordable housing community that was originally built in 1951 in Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood. The 15-year permanent loan forms part of a $669 million capital structure that also includes an approximately $214 million subsidy from New York City and $94.5 million in federal and state historic tax credit equity.

New York, NY · 1d