Landlord Suing Wealthy Couple For Skipping $19,000 Rent Payments
An Upper East Side landlord is suing his wealthy tenants for failing to pay rent for nearly two years. The tenants continue to reside in the luxury home and aren’t …
Category: Real Estate
Upper East Side Rat Garden Sold to Developer
The long abandoned and overgrown corner of East 78th Street and First Avenue appears poised for much needed change. However, the change that is likely afoot is not the kind …
Lone Tenant Fights Second Avenue Demolition
It is often said that one person can ruin it for all. On a sliver of an Upper East Side street, one person may be saving it for all.
A New Petition to Transform Upper East Side “Rat Park”
Advocacy works. That is the message being championed by the group responsible for organizing the effort to transform the East 78th Street and First Avenue “rat park” into a community …
Luxury Building Likely to Rise at 77th and 2nd Avenue
Real estate developer Naftali Group has purchased two five-story buildings at 1481-1489 Second Avenue (between 77th and 78th streets) for $72.6 million, Commercial Observer reports.
From Rat Park to Community Garden?
Upper East Siders were joined by elected officials this past weekend to rally against several things most people would happily oppose: rats, weeds, and an alleged absentee landlord who allows …
A Major Redevelopment in the East 90s
A $70 million all-cash real estate deal is expected to lead to the redevelopment of parts of East 94th and East 95th streets between 1st and 2nd avenues.
A Market Turnaround, Led by the UES
Things are changing around the city. A recent Curbed story indicates that more people are moving to New York City now than before the pandemic, with data showing that the …
NYC Council Approves Blood Center
The New York City Council gave its final stamp of approval for NYBC’s life sciences hub on East 67th Street on Tuesday. The much-debated New York Blood Center (NYBC) tower …
Wealthy Lenox Hill Couple Sue Neighboring Dentist For “Abandoned Construction Site”
An Upper East Side couple is urging a court to award them at least $225,000 in damages for an alleged breach of contract, Patch first reported.
