Tuesday Links
Where Home Prices Crashed Early, Signs of a Rebound [NY Times] Bailout Plan for M.T.A. Gains Two Essential Votes [NY Times] More Kids Taking, and Passing, Gifted Tests [NY TImes] City Eyes Parking Ticket Blitz Cash Fix [NY Post] Lettered Subways to Come Under New M’gmt [NY Daily News] Business Booming in Prospect Park [NY…
Where Home Prices Crashed Early, Signs of a Rebound [NY Times]
Bailout Plan for M.T.A. Gains Two Essential Votes [NY Times]
More Kids Taking, and Passing, Gifted Tests [NY TImes]
City Eyes Parking Ticket Blitz Cash Fix [NY Post]
Lettered Subways to Come Under New M’gmt [NY Daily News]
Business Booming in Prospect Park [NY Daily News]
A Flea Grows under the Brooklyn Bridge [NY Daily News]
CB7 Still Fuming About Park Cars [Brooklyn Paper]
Variable Parking Experiment In Park Slope [Brooklyn Eagle]
No Redevelopment Without AY? [AY Report]
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No comment on THE story saying sales volume is up 45 percent in Sacramento — and all foreclosures — but that more foreclosures are coming down the pike, employment is sky high, and prices will probably stay flat for years?
Kinda sums everything up, don’t you think?
I especially love the part about how flippers are back to their old tricks, only now they’re buying up foreclosures. I saw three houses in Bed Stuy this weekend and they were all being rehabbed by “investors.” Their idea of rehabbing was to throw up sheetrock everywhere and make ten tiny rooms out of four. It was tragic.