The upside of noisy neighbor sex, a harrowing tale from the Hell's Kitchen high-rise fire, and more

By Leigh Kamping-Carder | February 10, 2014 - 10:59AM

Noisy neighbor sex is nothing to complain about (NY Mag)

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A NY Times reporter's ordeal inside the Hell’s Kitchen hi-rise fire (NYT)

Family booted from rent-controlled apartment for bickering too loudly (NYDN)

Seriously? Just two months after closing on a $5.2 million condo, owner flips for a $2.75 million profit (NYT)

Lots more apartments for the middle-class may be coming to New York (WSJ)

Got a home equity line of credit during the boom? Prepare for rate spikes (NYT; previously)

It's worth the walk from your apartment to save on Fresh Direct (Gothamist)

Brrr... ConEd prices jump compared to last year (NY Post)

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