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StreetNoise: So many condos, so few schools; is Philly really the new Brooklyn? and more

by Ronda Kaysen | 3/19/12 - 7:57 AM

So many condos, so few schools... (New York Observer via Wall Street Journal)
...and all those flashy condos are driving up the price of a PTA bake sale cupcake (New York Times)
That man with a cane fiddling with your neighbor's door could be a burglar (New York Times)
Slim pickings when it comes to listings (StreetEasy Talk)
It is possible to outbid Matt Damon (or any celeb) on a co-op (New York Post)
A row house cheaper than a co-op, who knew? (New York Times)
When a co-op says nothing in the hallways, do they really mean nothing? (Habitat Talk)
Philly is the new Brooklyn, if you're looking for cheap rent (Brokelyn)
But don't even think about Long Island, the rent is more than NYC (Business Insider)
If your tax assessment is insane, today is the last day to do something about it (Brooklyn Daily Eagle)
Looking for a new condo? Don't bother with LIC--head to Astoria (Wall Street Journal)
The hottest nabes to invest in, so say the brokers (Business Insider)

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