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A rent-stabilized apartment on Central Park, WeWork to close its school, & more

Published October 14, 2019 (over 6 years ago) · Updated 3 months ago
A rent-stabilized apartment on Central Park, WeWork to close its school, & more
The dust and dirt was worth it: A tale of a rent-stabilized tenant who toughed out a condo conversion to remain in his $2,900 apartment overlooking Central Park (The New York Times)
Brookfield’s Manhattan West megaproject is getting a 10,000-square-foot entertainment complex with a restaurant, bar, and theater (New York Post)
New York MLS, a multiple listing service that says it has 47,000 listings, including NYC properties, rebranded itself as OneKey (The Real Deal)
WeWork plans to shutter its private school, WeGrow, at the end of the 2019-2020 school year (HuffPost)
What does it mean when a co-op building has an underlying mortgage? (The Co-operator)
Grocery delivery service Fresh Direct is plagued by delivery snafus, and its biggest investor wants out (New York Post)
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