A tree falls in brooklyn

..just curious but what duties fall under "expeditor" (Irene Berzak)?

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at August 30, 2007 11:05 AM in response to Inside Third & Bond: Week 3

Mr. B, why not include URL as part of commenter's profile like your "old" comment formatting? Random traffic to my blog, however infrequent, can only be a good thing, no?

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at August 30, 2007 11:16 AM in response to Inside Third & Bond: Week 3

Easy Guests 2:11 and 2:38...breathe....not a spammer folks. true fan of Mr. B's work. And given the content and updates of my blog I really don't 'care' for traffic - if people find some of the content interesting (how I cope with planning my Fall 2008 wedding) then that's cool. If not, close the page. Isn't that how they all work?

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at August 31, 2007 9:20 AM in response to Inside Third & Bond: Week 3

...and besides, the URL is linked to a profile that first has to be accessed by other readers.

As a daily reader I find it rather interesting to know what other commenters/readers have going on. Perhaps they have started writing about a related (or even unrelated!) topic like green building or floral design on Long Island or a distant neighborhood and provide a unique perspective. To me, it fits with the viral nature of the internet. The last you'll hear o f me on this thread.

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at August 31, 2007 9:45 AM in response to Inside Third & Bond: Week 3

I think the lack of interest in new development might be the realization that some new developments were thrown up quickly resulting in less than desirable workmanship. I think there is an attractiveness regarding residences built because someone had an earnest interest in a lifetime of equity and not just the cash from a quick sale to first time home buyers. However, getting into the market for some supercedes all else - even shoddy craftsmanship. (is that an oxymoron??)

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at August 31, 2007 9:54 AM in response to Where's the Late-August Market Slowdown?

Not the biggest fan of dark tiles since they mask dirt and mildew but I do love the detail. Question - do you start from the center and work your way outward of vice versa?

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at September 28, 2007 9:55 AM in response to More Catch Up, Shower Dept.

painstaking I'm sure. the niches look awesome!

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at October 4, 2007 11:22 AM in response to More Catch Up, Shower Dept.

Interesting perspectives but I don't think they differ much from the norm - especially from a competition POV as an earlier commenter noted. I think 4th Avenue needs to change a bit more for Le Blue to get (and stay) in the black. I do, however, find appeal in the roof bar and restaurant that they have in the works. To, me, this is the key. Pack a bar and nice restaurant scene into a hotel and it should work - who needs low vacancy rates!?! Again, cab parking lots and car washes need to die a painful death first. I'm sure at some point I'll consider suggesting a guest stay there for the sake of conveniency and staying close to my rental in PS. Pulling the trigger on that decision I can't guarantee

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at October 17, 2007 9:36 AM in response to Brooklyn Hotel Buzz: Boom and Doom

how much will you be renting the place for? locale? etc?

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at October 26, 2007 1:16 PM in response to Freshening UP

i concur...doesn't look like a projectile injury

Posted by: HerWayOrTheHighway at November 2, 2007 10:17 AM in response to Dead (Murdered?) Squirrel Raises Questions