Monday Links
How to Be a Brainy Renter [NY Times] The 20-Year Mortgage Alternative [NY Times] An Apartment for Under $1,500, or Bust [NY Times] Honoring Their Saints in Williamsburg [NY Times] Pols Greet First Ferry Riders at Pier 6 [NY Times] Brooklyn Concert Series Finds a Fan in Senate [NY Times] Falcons Relocated to Verrazano Bridge…
How to Be a Brainy Renter [NY Times]
The 20-Year Mortgage Alternative [NY Times]
An Apartment for Under $1,500, or Bust [NY Times]
Honoring Their Saints in Williamsburg [NY Times]
Pols Greet First Ferry Riders at Pier 6 [NY Times]
Brooklyn Concert Series Finds a Fan in Senate [NY Times]
Falcons Relocated to Verrazano Bridge [NY Post]
Why Does It Cost So Much to Paint Bridge? [NY Daily News]
MTA’s Jay Street Paint Chip Disaster [Brooklyn Paper]
Governors Island Opens For The Season [NY1]
Documentary About Freddy’s Debuts This Week [AY Report]
Warehouse 11 Buyers Get Right of Recission [TRD]
yeah rob – funny quote:
An apartment for $1,700 on Bedford Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant was stunning. “I finally find this glorious apartment, freshly done, and it is in a terrible neighborhood,†she said. It was also next to a vacant lot.
that chick in the 1500 dollar apt or bust article was so annoying.
*rob*
Chuck Schumer loves Williamsburg.
Was Marty wearing the white suit?
First comment below the article about Governor’s Island:
“We are laying off teachers but we are instituting free ferries? I am glad to see we know our priorities.
— Leo Katz”
Amen Leo. Or maybe we could use the money devoted to free ferries and save one or two of the services that are being shut down in Gowanus (i.e., day care centers etc that keep young children off the streets)?
I’ve never seen so many of our pols in one place. Fortunately, they all kept their ribbon-cutting speeches short, which was especially good given the heat. Marty Markowitz is hysterical.