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Legacy Real Estate Developers completes sale of 26,630 s/f Totowa industrial property

Totowa, NJ — Legacy Real Estate Developers has completed the sale of 611 Union Blvd. in Totowa, a 26,630 s/f industrial and flex property acquired earlier this year and repositioned for its new owner, Noor Food Manufacturing. The transaction marks the successful completion of a value-add strategy by Legacy...

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NYC now has more tech workers than San Francisco – here’s why

New York City has the highest number of tech workers in the country. A 2026 report found that it beat out even San Francisco. CNBC Make It explores how the biggest city in the U.S. also became the country's biggest tech hub.

New York, NY · 2d
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Sakura Market To Expand into Former Goodwill Store in Lenox Hill

No Goodwill, just more groceries–In a recent column, I noted that the UES was flooded with groceries groceries groceries in the East 86th Street vicinity. (“The Shame of E. 86th Street, a Mishmash at Best.”) Now comes another grocery to the East 60s at 1114 1st Ave., on the northeast corner of 61st Street and 1st Avenue. This grocery/specialty convenience market is replacing a Goodwill thrift shop and will occupy space on the ground floor and lower level.

New York, NY · 2d
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Harrison’s 398-Unit Vermella Apartment Complex Secures $75 Million Financing

Vermella Harrison, a 398-unit apartment building located at 1100 Frank E. Rogers Boulevard in Harrison, scored $75 million in financing. The Carlstadt-based borrower, Russo at Harrison Urban Renewal, LLC, closed a five-year loan with a correspondent life insurance company. The building sits steps from Harrison Station with a direct PATH connection to New York City’s financial district.

Harrison, NJ · 2d
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New York Post

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NYC councilman pulls support from Mamdani-backed Amazon delivery bill due to potential job loss

A Democratic New York City Councilman quietly withdrew his support from the controversial, Mayor Zohran Mamdani-backed Delivery Protection Act aimed at cracking down on Amazon’s employment practices for “last-mile” delivery drivers — saying the legislation would lead to thousands of lost jobs, The Post has learned. Councilman Phil Wong of Queens recently removed his name as co-sponsor of the bill after meeting with small business owners who told him it would force them to shutter and lay off their employees. “I’ve been talking to many of the small businesses,” the pol, whose district covers Maspeth, Middle Village and other parts of Queens, told The Post on Monday. “If this bill gets passed, it will close a lot of them and that’s bad for my district.” NYC Councilman Phil Wong recently withdrew his support for the Delivery Protection Act. William Farrington for NY Post The councilman signed on as a co-sponsor of the bill when his far-left Queens colleague Tiffany Cabán introduced it in 2025. The legislation aims to end Amazon’s reliance on subcontractors by requiring the e-tail giant to get licenses for its 15 last-mile facilities in the city and hire delivery workers as full-timers. Other companies including FedEx would

New York, NY · 1d

New York Post

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America’s favorite Christmas markets revealed, and one in NYC wins by a mile

Festive Christmas markets nationwide are skipping right past Thanksgiving, throwing open their doors as holiday shoppers rush to snag unique gifts and dig into viral seasonal treats early. Strolling through these winter wonderlands has turned into a cherished holiday tradition — and the internet’s favorite spots are taking social media by storm. According to a new study, one iconic market reigns supreme, racking up more online search interest than its next three closest competitors combined — and it’s right in the heart of NYC. Online platform Mahjong 4 Friends analyzed nationwide search volume for popular Christmas markets to reveal which festive hotspots are the most popular and generate the biggest online buzz. The Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park features a 17,000-square-foot ice-skating rink. Stephen Yang for NY Post Unsurprisingly, New York City’s Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park captured the No. 1 spot. The Manhattan mainstay draws a staggering average of 165,232 searches per month — more than double the volume of any other Christmas market in the country. Runner knocks back an alcoholic drink at every mile during Chicago Marathon The winter village is famous for its admission-free ice-skating rink and cozy holiday shops.

New York, NY · 2d

HISTORY.com

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History Picks: America's Biggest and Best Flea Markets

These destinations offer a mix of history, hidden treasures and unexpected finds. Our editors and writers independently research and select what you see on History Picks lists. The true joy of a flea market lies in the hunt, says Maureen Stanton, author of Killer Stuff and Tons of Money: An...

New York, NY · 2d

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Luxury Co-op and Condo Sales Are Rising Despite the Pied-a-Terre Tax

When New York lawmakers passed a tax on multimillion-dollar second homes in New York City, known as the pied-a-terre tax, opponents fretted that wealthy co-op and condo owners would run for the hills — or, perhaps, flee to Florida. If that happened, the city would lose a significant pool of wealthy buyers, which in turn would hurt high-end home sales and put a dent in the city’s tax haul.

New York, NY · 2d

We Are New Jersey

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The Children's Place is closing these 24 remaining NJ stores, laying off more than 700 staffers

Another go-to kids' store is leaving New Jersey. The Children's Place is closing its remaining 24 stores, with 732 layoffs across 14 counties by February 2027.

New Jersey · 1d

Mid-Hudson News Network

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A tree grows in Beekman and arrives on Wall Street

BEEKMAN – Long before anyone ever heard of the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Wall Street had a spectacular tree of its own. For 103 years, the New York Stock Exchange has donned a Christmas tree at the corner of Wall and Broad Streets, in front of the historic stock exchange building.

Beekman, NY · 21h

The City Reporter

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New York’s Pension Funds Soared in the AI Boom — and Could Crash With the AI Bubble

The city’s five pension funds — which cover city employees and currently provide benefits to some 160,000 retirees — climbed by about 23% in their last two fiscal years, as tech stocks and artificial intelligence-related investments skyrocketed. As a result, the city anticipated that its pension fund contributions could decline by about $8 billion over […] The post New York’s Pension Funds Soared in the AI Boom — and Could Crash With the AI Bubble appeared first on The City Reporter .

New York, NY · 2d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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The 10,000-Square-Foot Billionaires Row Condo That Was Just Relisted for $75 Million

The full-floor condo at One57 on Billionaires Row claimed the top spot on this week’s list of the most expensive homes for sale.

New York, NY · 1d

The Tonic Edit

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New York Seniors Charged for Trial Books From FC&A Can Get Full Refunds if They Contact the Company Before April 23, 2027

New York seniors who paid for FC&A trial books in the past six years can get full refunds, including late fees, by contacting the company before April 23, 2027.

New York · 1d

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NYCHA Locks In $209M to Rebuild Seward Park Extension for 650 Residents

NYCHA has closed financing on a $209 million deal to renovate the homes of more than 650 residents at Seward Park Extension, a pair of 23-story towers on Manhattan's Lower East Side that have stood since the early 1970s. The development has already converted to Project-Based Section 8 through the federal Rental Assistance Demonstration program, unlocking money for repairs that traditional public housing funding has struggled to cover.

New York, NY · 19h

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262 Fifth Avenue’s first public listing is a $20M duplex

Residence 17 images © Travis Mark; 262 Fifth Avenue exterior images, © Hayes Davidson. A $20 million duplex condo at 262 Fifth Avenue hit the market last month, becoming the first official listing in the ultra-thin luxury tower. As the tallest all-residential building on Fifth Avenue, the 52-story Nomad building features just 26 residences. Private showings began this past spring, but the roughly 4,400-square-foot Residence 17 marks the first publicly listed unit in the building, followed by a $14.6 million duplex on floors 9 and 10 in early November. In addition to its tall and slender frame, the new residential building has gained attention for how it obstructs a beloved view between the Flatiron Building and the Empire State Building along Fifth Avenue.

New York, NY · 1d

New York Jobs Desk

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New York City administrative jobs include family office, residence, program, medical reception, and executive support roles

New York City’s roundup centers on administrative work, but the settings vary widely: a CPA firm is seeking a Director for its Family Office practice, 92nd Street Y needs a full-time Administrative Assistant for its Residence, Vanguard Group Staffing has a Program Assistant role in Midtown Manhattan, EyenamicsNY is hiring a Medical Receptionist for an ophthalmology practice in Forest Hills, and Riverbay Corporation has a part-time Administrative Assistant supporting general management. The two assistant roles differ in focus as well—one is tied to residence operations and resident services, while the other supports executive scheduling and office coordination.

New York, NY · 2d

The Bergen Record

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Only 14% of Paterson residents who sought lower tax assessment won

PATERSON — After a citywide revaluation more than doubled property values in 2026, homeowners attempting to get their assessments lowered had minimal success. About 86% of the 1,391 people in Paterson who filed tax appeals this year were unable to get their property values lowered, said the Passaic County Board of Taxation. That amounted to 1,193 appeals that ended with no change in assessments, said Passaic County spokesperson Lindsay Reed. About 14% — or 199 property owners — prevailed in getting their assessments reduced, officials said. City Council critics of Mayor Andre Sayegh predicted that the dramatic increase in property assessments — along with the taxes that are calculated based on those values — would result in an exodus of Paterson homeowners. Story continues below photo gallery. “People are going nuts about these tax increases,” said Councilman Alex Mendez, who said he helped more than 400 homeowners file appeals earlier this year. “You’re going to see so many foreclosures. It’s a crime we are taking the homes away from these people.” Councilman Michael Jackson said he was not surprised that so few of the tax appeals were successful. Jackson said real estate flipping by developers who shifted properties among their

Paterson, NJ · 1d

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California companies collaborate to bring electric vehicle sharing to N.J. via $8.5M DEP-funded grant

Envoy, a California-based provider of on-site electric vehicle car-sharing services, announced on Nov. 9 that it is bringing its shared electric vehicle model to communities across New Jersey through a collaboration with the Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator, supported by an $8.5 million grant from the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection through its eMobility Grant Program.

New Jersey · 23h

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Digital skills are an increasing requirement in NYC jobs beyond tech, report finds

A person looks at their finances on a laptop. Nearly half of all job postings in New York City now seek digital skills, including home health care, construction and retail jobs, the Center for an Urban Future found. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 1d

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CSS Applauds COPA Enactment: Advancing Housing Affordability and Community Ownership

For decades, New York City has allowed distressed property flipping and expiring affordability to fester in Harlem, Washington Heights, and communities of color across the city. That changed when City Council leaders voted to give reputable housing operators a chance to intervene. Today, Mayor Mamdani will sign the Community Opportunity...

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