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The Cool Down

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National Grid starts gas line overhaul for 70 Long Island homes amid New York pipeline debate

The NESE pipeline was also originally rejected by New York regulators in 2019.

Bayville, NY · 08-29

longislandbusiness.com

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Family-Run LI Personal Injury Law Firm Finz & Finz Achieves Some of NY’s Top 2025 Results, Including Record-Setting $40M+ Medical Malpractice Verdict

Mineola-based, family-run law firm Finz & Finz, PC was recently awarded a particularly impressive distinction by a well-known online legal journal that serves to illustrate their success and determination when it comes to working a myriad of personal injury cases for their many clients over the years. Since being founded...

New York · 08-28

The Coconut Mama

partner publisher · 39.7K followers

These New York grocery stores disappeared in 2026—and shoppers are feeling the impact

New York shoppers have seen several familiar grocery names disappear in 2026 as retailers continue to reshape their footprints in response to changing consumer habits and financial pressures. From a…

New York · 08-27

Realty Today

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Why So Many New York Apartment Buildings Keep Stopping at 99 Units

Walk past a handful of new construction sites in Brooklyn or the Bronx and you may notice a strange coincidence: building after building lists almost exactly 99 apartments. It isn't a coincidence. It's the predictable result of where New York State drew a line in its newest housing tax incentive, and multiple independent data sources now confirm just how consistently developers are building right up to it.

New York · 08-27

Gothamist

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NYC homes hidden behind LLCs complicate pied-à-terre tax rollout

Mayor Mamdani's pied-a-terre tax has been complicated by the number of residences owned by LLCs. LLC owners who elude the Department of Finance could escape the tax and lower overall revenue from the tax. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 08-26

therealdeal.com

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No solutions in sight for co-ops’ pied-à-terre problem

Problems created by the pied-à-terre tax are popping up faster than they’re being solved. You already know the tax was shoehorned into the state budget in mid April, two weeks after the budget was due, with no public vetting. Then the city rushed to implement it in a hopeless attempt to collect $500 million in 10 months.

New York, NY · 08-25

New York Post

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Harlem nonprofit WHDC’s board blasted over incompetence and squandered millions: ‘Things are starting to go off the rails’

An embattled Harlem nonprofit accused of squandering tens of millions meant for the area’s regeneration is hobbled by its feckless board, sources tell The Post. Frustrated with the West Harlem Development Corporation’s (WHDC) failure to capitalize on its near $100 million endowment from Columbia University, sources blame the long-procrastinating board, who have failed to make any significant investments to benefit the community. The fund has dwindled to $56 million and the 13 board members, many of whom have degrees from Ivy League universities, appear beholden to its chair, ex-judge Milton Tingling, and loath to challenge him, one former member told The Post. NY County Clerk and former Judge Milton Tingling is the chairman of the West Harlem Development Corporation. NYS Courts The nonprofit is also being sued by former board member and employee Vincent Morgan over allegations of antisemitism, racism and harassment by the group’s executive director, Zead Ramadan. As part of that lawsuit, Morgan claims Tingling called a meeting outside working hours in February 2024 where he told him “things are starting to go off the rails,” and told him to check with him before raising issues, according to federal court filings. City takes prospective vendors for Mamdani’s planned

New York, NY · 08-24

therealdeal.com

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Policy Pro: Unlikely developers win greenlight for Bed-Stuy megaproject

Hello, let’s get into today’s news at the intersection of policy and real estate:. The City Planning Commission greenlighted an unusual Bedford–Stuyvesant redevelopment. New York’s construction industry reacts as 50 percent tariffs hit Canadian cement, plywood and other key building materials. Building professionals are waiting months...

New York, NY · 08-24

realestatenews.com

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Compass rentals lawsuit dismissed, refiled with new plaintiff

Compass was momentarily off the hook when a lawsuit filed Aug. 19 was voluntarily dismissed three days later — but the complaint was quickly refiled by a new plaintiff. On Aug. 22, Peter Castaneda and Haley Gelfand dismissed their rental monopoly claims against Compass with prejudice, meaning they cannot sue the brokerage again over the same allegations. A new plaintiff, Charles Lieberman, then filed a slightly revised version of the suit on the same day.

New York, NY · 08-25

globalair.com

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Infinity Aviation enters New York business aviation market with Trenton FBO acquisition

The New York area is one of the most competitive business aviation markets in the U.S. In that environment, access to the market can be as valuable as the facility itself. Infinity Aviation Group announced Aug. 19 that it has expanded into the market through its latest FBO acquisition. Infinity...

New York, NY · 08-20

theproducenews.com

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USDA restricts PACA violators in New York, North Carolina and Texas

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has imposed sanctions on three produce businesses for failing to meet contractual obligations to the sellers they purchased produce from and failing to pay reparation awards issued under the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act. These sanctions include suspending the businesses’ PACA licenses and barring the principal operators from engaging in PACA-licensed business or other activities without USDA approval.

North Carolina · 08-18

cityandstateny.com

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The 2026 Trailblazers in Real Estate

In late June, the New York City Rent Guidelines Board approved a controversial rent freeze on rent-stabilized apartments. In early July, the conversion of the former Pfizer headquarters into residential apartments was halted due to buckling support columns and concerns about the midtown Manhattan building’s structural integrity. In late July, the Mamdani administration published a list of properties potentially subject to new pied-à-terre tax, prompting an outcry and a legal challenge.

New York, NY · 08-17

New Jersey 101.5

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New York Pension Data Reveals Eye-Popping Retirement Checks

A growing number of retired educators earned at least a half-million dollars in retirement benefits. One teacher earns over a million.

New York · 08-15

cityandstateny.com

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The 2026 Trailblazers in Real Estate

New York, NY · 08-17

Gothamist

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National Grid seeks to freeze rates, but watchdogs say the move is a hike in disguise

Watchdogs are skeptical of National Grid's motive for a rate freeze. The utility says its proposal is intended to address affordability for its customers. [ more › ]

New York, NY · 08-14

107.7 GNA

partner publisher · 11.1K followers

New York Pension Data Reveals Eye-Popping Retirement Checks

A growing number of retired educators earned at least a half-million dollars in retirement benefits. One teacher earns over a million.

New York · 08-12

New York State News

partner publisher · 8.3K followers

New York Pension Data Reveals Eye-Popping Retirement Checks

A growing number of retired educators earned at least a half-million dollars in retirement benefits. One teacher earns over a million.

New York · 08-12

101.5 WPDH

partner publisher · 55.8K followers

New York Pension Data Reveals Eye-Popping Retirement Checks

A growing number of retired educators earned at least a half-million dollars in retirement benefits. One teacher earns over a million.

New York · 08-13

rockawaytimes.com

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MCU Opens in Arverne by the Sea

Municipal Credit Union (MCU), the New York Metro’s largest credit union, today celebrated the opening of its newest branch at 6820 Rockaway Beach Boulevard in Arverne by the Sea on Monday, August 10, marking a new chapter for financial access on the Rockaway peninsula following years of bank branch closures.

New York Metropolitan Area, NJ · 08-13

uticaphoenix.net

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WithCoverage Expansion to Bring 205 New Jobs to New York City

AI-powered insurance technology company plans $25 million in New York research and development as it builds a larger Manhattan headquarters. New York is backing a WithCoverage expansion that state officials say will create 205 full-time jobs in New York City and generate $25 million in research and development spending across the state over the next five years. The project represents another attempt by state economic-development officials to position New York as a major center for artificial intelligence, financial technology and insurance innovation.

New York · 08-12