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Flush before you sign a lease, the Zone A lawsuits begin, and more

by Ronda Kaysen | 11/26/12 - 11:40 AM

Buildings that exceeded city codes withstood Sandy (NY Times)
Famous FiDi buildings drenched, residents launch post-Sandy lawsuits (Wall Street Journal; CurbedNY)
Pre-Thanksgiving listing inventory is on the skimpy side, possibly due to lack of financing for sellers who want to trade up (CurbedNY)
Co-op/condo tax abatement may still get nixed (Habtat Magazine)
When your downstairs neighbor starts pounding on the ceiling, here are some great indoor play spaces to consider (DNAInfo)
Flush the toilet before you sign the lease (Business Insider; previously)
Dust bunnies doom languishing luxury sales (Observer)
Don't forget to factor that Metrocard (or the Battery Tunnel toll) into your monthly costs (NY Times)
Fewer people are applying for mortgages (The Real Deal)
...Which may be another reason why Zone A owners are putting the brakes on sales (New York Mag)
Some very interesting ideas for insuring oursleves against the next Sandy (NY Times)
A room with a view really depends on what you want to see (NY Times)

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