Housing Notes: Sinking sales at the Sherry-Netherland
A little history When the Sherry-Netherland opened on November 1, 1927, the 560-foot tower was hailed as the world’s tallest apartment hotel. The Sherry-Netherland combines the name of Louis Sherry, the celebrated New York restaurateur and confectioner, with the name of the hotel it replaced: the Ho
Long Island’s Oheka Castle hitting auction block after foreclosure
Long Island developer Gary Melius’ stewardship of the famed Oheka Castle on Long Island is weeks away from its end. The 127-room, 113,000-square-foot chateau in Huntington is expected to hit the auction block on Oct. 27, according to Forbes. The auction is being held by Concierge Auctions and Adam M
AG James settles first case in de facto rent stabilization sweep
A Brooklyn landlord caught in a compliance crackdown by Attorney General Letitia James opted to settle his case, agreeing to provide rent-stabilized leases to all tenants, fix hazardous conditions and “ensure a safe environment” at 1075 Dean Street. The attorney general’s office had alleged that Joh
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