Whirlwind Wednesday shakes up NYC real estate
Wednesday was an unparalleled day in recent memory of New York City real estate news. The morning began with the bust-up of two casino bids in Manhattan. First, a Community Advisory Committee voted 4-2 to disapprove SL Green’s pitch for a $5.4 billion casino in Times Square, meaning the proposal will not move on to the final round of the state’s casino licensing competition. After the meeting was over, SL Green CEO Marc Holliday stood up and chastised the committee members, besides those appointed by the mayor and governor, the sole yes votes. “What you did here today was a […]
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