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Deltias Gaming

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Zohran Mamdani: “Some Companies Use Your Personal Data, Like Browsing History, To Serve Different Prices to Different Customers. It’s Called Surveillance Pricing, and We Just Banned It in New York City.”

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announces New York City's ban on surveillance pricing, restricting businesses from using personal data to set different prices. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced a ban on surveillance pricing, a practice that allows companies to use customers' personal data to determine how much they pay for the same products or services. In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on November 12, 2026, Mamdani highlighted the city's decision to prohibit the practice. "Some companies use your personal data, like browsing history, to serve different prices to different [customers]. It’...

New York, NY · 12h

hoodline.com

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Gary Barnett Finally Buys Out Yorkville Holdouts After Years-Long First Avenue Standoff

First Ave. & E. 86th St. — Reported Intersection of Tenant Holdout. Gary Barnett has finally gotten his hands on the one piece of land that kept slipping away. Extell Development has bought a four-story building at 1645 First Avenue from Jay and Stuart Podolsky, closing out a standoff that stretched back more than a decade and sat squarely in the middle of Barnett's Yorkville development site.

New York, NY · 10h
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New York Post

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Buying a NYC home now takes nearly 15 years to pay off — but these 5 neighborhoods buck the trend

New Yorkers wondering whether to keep renting or finally take the plunge into homeownership may want to look toward Queens — where buying can pay off in less than three years. In Rego Park, homeowners could come out ahead financially over renting after just 2.8 years, compared with a staggering 14.5 years citywide, according to a new StreetEasy report . And despite stubbornly high mortgage rates , several other neighborhoods across Queens and The Bronx offer buyers a chance to beat renters financially in fewer than five years. Queens neighborhoods offer some of NYC’s shortest timelines for buying a home to become more affordable than renting. Getty Images The findings come as New York City’s housing market faces a growing inventory crunch, with the number of homes for sale falling to its lowest October level since 2017. Across the five boroughs, just 17,496 homes were on the market last month, down 3.1% from a year earlier, according to StreetEasy. The shortage has been particularly punishing for entry-level buyers, with Manhattan’s pipeline of relatively affordable new condos projected to plunge 74% by 2029, as developers increasingly focus on luxury properties. Meanwhile, the median sale price reached $900,000, meaning a buyer putting

New York, NY · 1d

The US Sun

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Goodwill thrift store being taken over by two-story 6,400-square-foot international grocery store

STEP aside thrift shoppers, because a brand new Asian grocery shop is moving in to replace the secondhand destination Goodwill. Sakura Japanese Market has signed a lease to take over the retail space – and shoppers don’t know how to feel about it. The Japanese-style convenience store will...

Manhattan, NY · 2d

MetroTimes

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Michigan’s Hunna Hash takes first place at prestigious New York hash competition

A small, family-run cannabis company from Manistee just proved it can compete with some of the best hash makers in the country. Hunna Hash won first place in the full melt category at Melt Masters, a coveted New York City competition held earlier this month that brought together some of the nation’s most respected solventless cannabis producers.

Manistee, MI · 1d

Mass Market Retailers

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Toys"R"Us expands U.S. footprint with over 160 stores, opens Grand Central location

New Manhattan location to host Grand Opening Celebration November 20.

New York, NY · 1d

Boston

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This ‘hop-on’ public charter air carrier will debut in Greater Boston in 2027

Service begins in February. Boutique air carrier JSX is adding Massachusetts to its route map in 2027. The “hop-on” public charter air carrier will debut in New England this winter, launching nonstop service to New York City and Miami from Laurence G. Hanscom Field in Bedford in February.

Greater Boston, MA · 1d

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“It feels immoral": Small businesses struggle with rising healthcare premiums

This time of year is nerve-wracking for Cindy Wheeler. As vice president and operations manager at Beacon’s Closet, which has four vintage and thrift stores in New York City, it’s her job to figure out health insurance for their nearly 50 full-time employees. It’s always a lot of work in the lead up to open enrollment. But this year has been something else.

New York, NY · 1d

AGDAILY.com

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N.Y. dairy farmer runs marathon, raises $30,722 for milk

N.Y. dairy farmer Tyler Beck raised more than $30K by running the N.Y. City Marathon, helping provide roughly 250K servings of milk to families in need. The post N.Y. dairy farmer runs marathon, raises $30,722 for milk appeared first on AGDAILY .

Freeville, NY · 1d

theexploreist.com

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13 Best Christmas Tree Farms Near NYC for Cutting Down Your Own Tree in 2026

The holiday season is almost here, and it’s time to start decorating! While there are plenty of places around New York City to buy a Christmas tree, there’s something special about cutting down your own. Wandering through rows of evergreens, taking in the fresh pine scent, and picking out the perfect tree is all part of the fun! If you’re up for a little road trip, you’ll find plenty of Christmas tree farms worth visiting across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Some even offer hayrides, hot chocolate, visits from Santa, and Christmas light displays!

New York, NY · 1d

westsidespirit.com

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Episcopal Church Finds Buyer for Second Avenue Headquarters

The National Episcopal Church have a deal to sell its headquarters at 825 2nd avenue to CSC Real Estate. The sale comes after four months of searching for a buyer of this historic building in Midtown East. The price of the building has yet to be announced but the church was reportedly seeking $52 million.

New York, NY · 1d

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Brooklyn building collapse: Records reveal lawsuits against next-door contractor

City work permits and state court records reveal a history of lawsuits and safety concerns involving Townhouse Builders, the general contractor working next door to the Flatbush building that collapsed, killing eight people.

Brooklyn, NY · 1d

takingthekids.com

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The 9 New York Yarn Shops Where Knitters Stock Up For Winter

One yarn shop on this list makes its own felt in-house, using a machine called a FeltLoom and local or regional fiber. I love that detail. It means some winter supplies start life just a few miles from the shelf. Another stop carries hand-dyed skeins from seven different dye companies....

New York · 17h

New York YIMBY

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70 Mulberry Street Breaks Ground in Chinatown, Manhattan

Construction has broken ground on 70 Mulberry Street, an eight-story community facility in Chinatown, Manhattan. Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the structure will serve five local organizations and will house a Chinatown cultural center. The $184 million project will incorporate portions of the existing structure, which was damaged in a 2020 fire, and will increase its public service capacity by 30 percent. The property is located at the northeast corner of Mulberry and Bayard Streets, diagonally across from Columbus Park.

Manhattan, NY · 21h

Easy Everyday Recipes

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Mamdani Secures 90-Day SNAP Extension Nationwide, Giving Small Stores More Time to Meet New Food Rules

Small neighborhood grocery stores across the United States have received some much-needed breathing room after...

New York, NY · 20h

yieldpro.com

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Gilbane Development with Hudson Companies and MHANY Celebrate Opening of The Peninsula Phase Two Delivering 359 Affordable Homes to the Bronx

Gilbane Development, The Hudson Companies and MHANY celebrated the ribbon cutting of Phase Two of The Peninsula, marking another major milestone in the transformation of the former Spofford Juvenile Detention Center into a vibrant, mixed-use community in the Hunts Point neighborhood of the Bronx. The $297 million second phase includes...

Bronx, NY · 19h

OHPUL Cleaning

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Transforming New York Spaces with Exceptional Deep Cleaning Services

In the cityscape of New York, the comforting embrace of a clean, serene environment can feel like a luxury. For Tina Raveneau, founder of OHPUL Cleaning, that luxury is a daily mission, meticulously crafted to bring peace and calm into the homes and offices she serves. What began as a leap from retail management into the world of high-end cleaning, has blossomed into a business fueled by passion, precision, and personal connection.

New York, NY · 10h

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Top 5 Stories on Brownstoner This Week: Work Begins on Gowanus Tower

The woodwork is impressive and there is plenty of it in this 1890s Crown Heights townhouse. The interior is filled with period details but there are also sympathetic updates, making the house appear move-in ready. — For those who want room to spread out, this Ditmas Park house has abundant bedroom...

Brooklyn, NY · 20h

Realty Today

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Extell’s $34.9M Air Rights Deal Adds Another Layer to Manhattan’s Costliest Supertall Assemblage

Gary Barnett's Extell Development has quietly assembled one of the most expensive pre-construction real estate packages in New York City history, adding $34.9 million in air rights to the capital already committed to its planned 1,162-foot supertall at 655 Madison Avenue — a tower that, if completed as designed, would become the first supertall skyscraper on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

New York, NY · 1d

Gothamist

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Expansion proposal for Brooklyn plants fuels data center fears

The Gowanus and Narrows Generating Station. The two peaker plants produce a disproportionate amount of pollution. [ more › ]

Brooklyn, NY · 18h