NYC's once-priciest pad sells for $53M, fixing the bumpy ride on Cross Bay Boulevard, & more

By Austin Havens-Bowen| September 11, 2019 - 11:00AM

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A Fifth Avenue co-op that was once the city's priciest pad on the market when it was listed in 2016 just sold for half of its original asking price at $53 million (The Post)

The Department of Transportation is resurfacing 10 miles of Queens' Cross Bay Boulevard for the first time in over two decades (QNS.com)

A nine-story residential building is coming to a church parking lot—bringing 112 new apartments to Clinton Hill (Brownstoner)

Manhattan politicians have hired a Dutch expert to assess the city's billion dollar plan to protect the East Side's waterfront from flooding (Curbed NY)

Investors are spending millions to bring more apartments, warehouses, and commercial spaces to the Bronx (Commercial Observer)

New Yorkers using the L train yesterday suffered extreme delays during their Tuesday morning commute due to a bicycle left on the tracks (Brooklyn Paper)

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