Buyers of Trump real estate increasingly shadowy, investors turn to East New York, more

The Lower East Side's Sunshine Cinema is closing later this month, to be replaced by an office building (Bowery Boogie) 

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Most recent buyers of Trump-branded real estate are keeping their identities secret (USA Today)

A bodega owner is sheltering homeless men in his store's basement, "because they don't have, and I do" (New York Times) 

A Coney Island assemblywoman is accused of receiving Hurricane Sandy housing relief under false pretenses (Brooklyn Paper) 

As luxury buildings in Long Island City, Williamsburg, and elsewhere are becoming less of a sure investment, developers are looking to East New York, Far Rockaway, and the Bronx (The Real Deal)

The housing shortage isn't just a New York thing: Last year the fewest homes were listed for sale in a generation (New York Times)