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72 stories from five newsrooms covering a city that argues about tolls, rent, towers and who should be governor.
The Quiet Fortnight: NASE Drifts Lower as New A's Land Registry Goes Silent
Not a single sale, completion or new filing has hit the Registry since October 12, and with nothing new to price in, traders have spent two weeks slowly marking the city down.
Election autumn is good business: New A’s broadcasters book their best quarter as campaign ads fill every break
New A 1, Madison Broadcasting and the national networks all closed September ahead. Whatever New A thinks of the governor’s race, its newsrooms are doing fine.
Gaps in the Spire Make 270 Park Avenue New A’s Most Expensive Lighting Project
JPMorgan Chase’s headquarters upgrade faces a difficult wiring challenge as engineers connect separated RGB fixtures.
ZAYS breaks ground on 800 Broadway, its third Man A address
The conglomerate adds a Central Man A tower to The ZAY Building and ZAYS Tower. The lot is already assessed at $369 million.
New A Real Estate lists three Lexington Avenue lots at $45–50 million each
Nos. 101, 102 and 103 Lexington go on the market together — the largest block of development land offered in Midtown Man A this year.
The New A Stock Exchange opens for trading
Sixteen companies with property on the Land Registry begin trading around the clock. Prices move on fundamentals, news from City Hall and the mood of the market.
The President's villager account praises Trump Tower New A; TRMP jumps four percent
'The most beautiful building on First Avenue,' the parody account posted on Independence Day. The Registry has it at eleven floors, 51 blocks.