Monday Links
Going Green, Without Being Preachy About It [NY Times] Couple Finds Rental Salvation in Prospect Heights [NY Times] Filling Buckets at Clinton Hill’s RAD School [NY Times] Residential Sales Around The Region [NY Times] Last Pool Parties Show in Brooklyn Reinstated [NY Times] New Online Help From Fannie Mae [NY Times] Brooklyn Yeshiva Requires Web…
Going Green, Without Being Preachy About It [NY Times]
Couple Finds Rental Salvation in Prospect Heights [NY Times]
Filling Buckets at Clinton Hill’s RAD School [NY Times]
Residential Sales Around The Region [NY Times]
Last Pool Parties Show in Brooklyn Reinstated [NY Times]
New Online Help From Fannie Mae [NY Times]
Brooklyn Yeshiva Requires Web Monitoring Software [NY Post]
B’klyn Ferry Means Lots o’ Visits to Guvs Island [NY Post]
Brooklyn Sex Shops Thriving in Recession [NY Daily News]
Prominent Rabbi’s Son Shot Over $5 [YNET]
Greenpoint: Bargains North of Williamsburg [WSJ]
Carberry Makes Top Broker List for Heights Sale [TRD]
Todd Triplett Just Needs a Little Cash [Brooklyn Paper]
Editorial Backlash Against Bicyclists [Brooklyn Eagle]
Slideshow of Hidden Parts of Atlantic Avenue [Gothamist]
Time Lapse Video of Dean Street Demo [AYR]
native americans, asshole.
The City was really short sighted in tearing down Broken Angel. It would have made a great art center and tourist attraction.
yeah, I also recall he stated some areas would recover faster than others. He mentioned the coasts.
Ever since the Indians sold Manhattan for $24.
“Overall, the bikers are becoming their own worst enemy, as a special recent series on CBS local news has documented.”
Yup.
Right, appreciate at the rate of inflation. Same thing.
Dave, has it always done so? Or just in the last half of the 20th century?
I bet it won’t. I bet it’ll beat inflation. As it has always done so.
Hey mopar, actually he didn’t say it will never appreciate, he said it will appreciate at the rate of inflation.
Presumably the David Streitfield story today in the NYT saying that housing will never appreciate again is not linked here because it will be a major post of the day.
In a way, it would kind of be nice if it were true. Housing would be more affordable.
But I kind of doubt it.
It would only happen if the rest of the economy were shot to hell. So nothing would be “affordable.” But that’s because of policy and could be altered if we had the will, which we don’t.