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Rental market booming in Westchester, distressed properties push home prices down another 5.7 percent … and more

April 22, 2011 08:00AM

1. Eighteen Mercedes House units rented within a week of hitting the market [NYT]
2. Residents, advocates continue anti-Walmart campaign as Related’s Gateway Center purchase awaits mayoral approval [Brooklyn Paper]
3. Long Island developers scale back megaprojects in response to community resistance [NYT]
4. DoBro’s the Addison hits the market with rentals starting at $1,865 per month [Curbed]
5. Jodi Pulice, of JRT Realty Group, opens up on women and minorities in the real estate industry [NYT]
6. Flushing’s One Fulton Square complex breaks ground [Post]
7. Former Newark car showrooms to be converted into apartments [NYT]
8. East 125th Street gets a boost from new retailers [WSJ]
9. In Westchester, slow recovery makes way for booming rental market [NYT]
10. Community Board 2’s land-use committee approves Boerum Hill rezoning proposal [Brownstoner]
11. Supervisor ordered that standpipe supports be removed prior to Deutsche Bank building fire, worker testifies [NYT]
12. Distressed properties push U.S. home prices down 5.7 percent in February: FHFA [Bloomberg]
13. A look back at the history of Fifth Avenue’s restored Knox Hat Building [NYT]
14. Rabbi brought in to mediate in lawsuit over Serge Hoyda’s stalled 180 Ludlow project [The Lo-Down]
15. Late mortgage payments, short sales, foreclosures and their effects on credit scores [NYT]

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Carmelo Anthony and his broker, Prince Dockery of Prudential Douglas Elliiman

Rumored to be scouring New Jersey for a permanent home, Carmelo Anthony is currently renting four Upper West Side apartments, and his broker hinted the Knicks star refocused his search to Downtown Manhattan, the Daily News reported. Two of the apartments are in the Aldyn and Ashley buildings both off West End Avenue — for easy access to the West Side Highway and the Knicks’ Westchester practice facility. One of them is a 3,600-square-foot four-bedroom penthouse at the Aldyn, which Anthony rents for $19,000 per month. The Ashley, where singer Mary J. Blige also resides, lists a basketball court among the building’s amenities. Anthony’s broker, Prudential Douglas Elliman’s Prince Dockery, shot down earlier reports that Anthony and his wife, MTV’s La La Vasquez, were looking outside the Big Apple. “We looked for apartments with similar qualities as Carmelo’s other homes in Denver in Los Angeles,” said Dockery, who specializes in high-end Lower Manhattan properties. “The key thing is the family wanted to be in New York and didn’t opt for a 10,000 square-foot home in Westchester or New Jersey.” Anthony will make more than $100 million through 2015. [NYDN]

Anonymous

Must be nice.

Comment #1 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11

Anonymous

really?? prince dockery??

Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11

Anonymous

Seriously, you think that is his real name?

Comment #3 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11

Anonymous

Please get him settled fast. We need four wins against the Celtics.

Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11

Anonymous

$100 million to play a game we all played in elementary school what about the engineer, teacher and the doctor progressing society forward.

Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11

Anonymous

#5 go ask odumma

Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 04/22/11