Schumer announces New York City to receive a $3.4 billion “shot in the arm” from federal stimulus package. [NYDN]
Print on blogs (That’s right, kids! They’re looking at you!) [NY Times]
With cash sparse, REITs give of themselves instead. [NY Times]
Long Island to Baybridge: Downsizing 101. [NY Times]
When the city sneezes, Stamford gets pneumonia. [NY Times]
Hotels on the skids as occupancy drops off a cliff; many won’t be able to pay off mortgages. [WSJ]
City’s promises for a filtration plant in a Bronx park aren’t holding water. [Gotham Gazette]
Bronx bodegas on the brink! [NYDN]
But—small credit unions stepping in to help struggling mom ‘n' pops. [NYDN]
Tanked economy forcing more to shack up illegally in smaller spaces. [NYDN]
If a free iPod doesn’t get brokers to Brooklyn, we don’t know what will. [NY Times]
Desperate times and desperate measures in a 67th Street listing. [NY Times]
One large builder tries offering cut-rate mortgages to tempt buyers. [WSJ]
In luxury complex, Rockrose pushes out “troublemakers” who air gripes online. [NY Times]
Mansions going begging in recession-hit Hamptons. [NY Post]
Mammoth mixed-use project in Queens starts to disintegrate as lenders balk. [Crain’s] read more »
