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[ad_1] Before we see it come on screen, we hear it: Aaron howls and barks, then gallops on all fours onto a white wooden push-up stage, surrounded on three sides by the audience. This angry man – son of Moor the Moor from “Titus Andronicus” – is naked and covered in blood. What? It slowly …
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[ad_1] Earlier this summer, the day before the first Juneteenth federal holiday in the United States, the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Marcia Fudge, stood on a Cleveland podium and made a bold promise: by 2030, 3 million new black landlords in the United States. initiative called 3by30is a project of …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $3.8 MILLION 1481 Blondell Street (on Chesbrough Street) Bronx This 14,580-square-foot electric vehicle charging hub in the Westchester Square neighborhood has been sold by BYD Automobile, a publicly traded Chinese company backed by investor Warren E. Buffett. Built in 1959, the two-storey site has a three-car entrance, 15-meter ceilings on the lower …
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[ad_1] Marissa Meizz, 23, was out for dinner with a friend in the East Village when her phone started ringing in mid-May. She tried to silence him, but the messages kept coming. They all wanted to know: had they seen the TikTok video? He clicked the link and a young man appeared on the screen. …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $2 MILLION 548 and 550 Union Street (between Third Avenue and Nevins Avenue) Brooklyn This property, last sold in 1985, is a development site in the Gowanus district. The two-story building at 548 Union Street was constructed in 1910 and consisted of a one-bedroom apartment with a garage, while the building at …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $2.9 MILLION 266 Wyckoff Street (between Linden Street and Gates Street) 242 Jefferson Avenue (between Knickerbocker and Wilson Avenues) Brooklyn These two buildings in the Bushwick neighborhood total 8,543 square feet and were sold as a package in July. It was built in 1920 at 266 Wyckoff Avenue and has a retail …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $11.2 MILLION 33 and 35 Howard Avenue (between Broadway and Lafayette Avenue) Manhattan These two buildings in SoHo total 16,000 square feet with additional air rights. The three-story building at 33 Howard is for commercial and retail use. The five-story building at 35 Howard has commercial space below three full-story penthouses on …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $1.04 MILLION 2307 Avenue D (between East 23rd Street and Bedford Avenue) Brooklyn Built in 1931 in Flatbush, this 8,600-square-foot, four-story building features six three-bedroom apartments and a vacant ground floor classified as a nursery. All apartments are fixed in rent and one is vacant. Receiver: 2307 D Street Seller: service family …
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[ad_1] Last Sale $1.75 MILLION 234 Stuyvesant Street (on Madison Street) Brooklyn This 5,200-square-foot building in Bedford-Stuyvesant features three three-bedroom apartments, a store on the ground floor, and two garages. The building is fully occupied with a bodega in the retail area. Receiver: Eden Ashourzadeh of Ink Property Group Seller: Macon Features Broker: Matt Cosentino …
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[ad_1] “Who among us is not in disguise?” Jonathan Perry, narrator of EJ Levy’s debut novel CAPE DOCTOR (Little, Brown, 342 p., $28). “Which of us is truly revealing himself to the world?” This may sound like idle speculation, but for Perry, a character born Margaret Anne Bulkley based on prominent early 19th century doctor …
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