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Devin Gannon

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Harlem’s parade of lights kicks off the holiday season in NYC

While Macy's may get all the credit, the holiday season really kicks off in Harlem. On November 18, the 125th Street Business Improvement District will host its annual Harlem Holiday Lights celebration, the only holiday lights parade in New York City. A procession of dazzling illuminated floats will travel throughout the neighborhood, with designated watch
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Trump’s childhood home in Queens back on the market for $2.3M after...

Like the East Wing of the White House, Donald Trump's childhood home is unrecognizable after a gut renovation. While not quite bulldozed, the Tudor-style property in Jamaica Estates, Queens, where the president lived until he was four, was totally rebuilt after a burst water pipe damaged the home, which has been vacant except for a
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500-unit high-rise coming to Surf Avenue as first phase of Coney Is...

Rybak Development will build a $350 million 28-story mixed-use tower with over 500 apartments on a city-owned parking lot on Surf Avenue.
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Prada plans Fifth Avenue skyscraper with ultra-luxury apartments

Prada is teaming up with Related to build a mixed-use skyscraper at 720-724 Fifth Avenue, with a store on the ground level and office space and luxury apartments above.
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Midtown office tower to become 107 studio apartments, first major c...

An underutilized Midtown office building is set to become over 100 studio apartments in its next life. Infinite Global Real Estate and Buttonwood Development, in partnership with 400 Capital Management, have acquired 29 West 35th Street, with plans to turn the 12-story tower into a rental building. The project marks the first major office-to-residential conversion
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MTA memorabilia pop-up shop returns this month

Calling all transit buffs! The MTA is once again hosting a sale of used subway system items at its Memorabilia and Collectibles Pop-Up Shop. For two days only, on October 16 and 17, purchase (or just admire) "perfectly imperfect" items, like subway signs, vintage tokens, benches, doors, and other fixtures. View this post on Instagram
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Trump withholds $18B for Second Avenue subway, Gateway tunnel projects

President Donald Trump's administration announced it is withholding $18 billion for two critical New York City infrastructure projects, the Second Avenue Subway and the Hudson River Gateway Tunnel, citing the state's "unconstitutional DEI principles." In a statement, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said funds for the two projects are frozen until the department can review what
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NYC homeowners can now apply to build basement, backyard apartments

New York City homeowners can now apply to add basement, attic, and backyard cottage apartments to their existing properties
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A guide to Archtober, NYC’s architecture and design festival

Archtober is back! The 2025 festival runs from October 1 through October 31.
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The Met unveils large-scale animal sculptures honoring Indigenous c...

Four large-scale bronze sculptures depicting animals have been installed outside the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Created by artist Jeffrey Gibson, the installation, titled "The Animal That Therefore I Am," has become a part of the museum's iconic Fifth Avenue neoclassical exterior as the 2025 Genesis Facade Commission. The 10-foot sculptures reference animals(a hawk, a squirrel,
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LIRR strike avoided for now after unions ask Trump to intervene

Unions representing over 3,000 LIRR workers announced a request to the Trump administration to create an emergency board to help reach a deal with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority over wage increases.