Matthew Sedacca
Reporter at New York Post
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5 days ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
The owner of Robert Prevost’s childhood home pulled his listing for the property shortly after the Chicago native was elected the new pope. A listing for an unassuming brick house in the south suburbs of Chicago was abruptly pulled off the market on Thursday after the owner learned that he had been trying to flip the childhood home of Pope Leo XIV.
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6 days ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
Would you like to buy this Rite Aid? Soon, you can! Rite Aid is shuttering or selling off 178 stores and distribution centers across New York, including 35 in the city, per an announcement this week. The spaces available range from nearly 9,000 square feet in Sunset Park to just under 11,000 on a leafy West Village block. Every location in New York is up for grabs, so it seems that now would be a good time to buy an old Rite Aid, if you want one.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
A number of wealthy apartment buyers anxious amid the recent market uncertainty and tariffs news are settling these days for luxury rentals in New York City. Bill Kowalczuk was a little surprised by the interest he saw in a recent Boerum Hill listing. The five-bedroom, three-bath townhouse on State Street — priced at nearly $22,000 a month — received seven queries in three days, and three of them applied.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
This Brooklyn Heights two-bedroom, as shown in listing photos, has south-facing exposures in practically every room, bathing the space in light. For under a million dollars, one can find all sorts of housing configurations: park- and subway-adjacent studios, one-bedrooms hidden in carriage houses or former shoe factories, and even the occasional true two-bedroom.
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1 week ago |
curbed.com | Matthew Sedacca
Organizers for the Vanderbilt Avenue Open Street say the city severely shorted them on the traffic cones used to keep pedestrians and cyclists safe. Saskia Haegens was getting things in order for the May launch of the Vanderbilt Avenue Open Street.
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