Whoa. This would be the perfect fit for Beacon Hill, don’t you think?
A New York City apartment complex has come up some creative marketing to sell its units, which start at $1,500 for a studio and $3,600 for a two-bedroom.
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NYC apartment building gets creative: includes safes & drug cabinets
February 1st, 2010 
John Keith Tishman Speyer returns massive NYC apartment complex back to creditors
January 25th, 2010 John Keith The owners of the Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village apartment complex in New York City have decided to turn over the massive property to its creditors.
What will this mean to other, similar complexes? Private developers want to buy these properties because of the appeal of getting good returns on investment but they’re doing everything all wrong.
NYC gives $25 million to non-profit theater group; would Boston do this?
January 1st, 2010 John Keith The City of New York is contributing $25 million to the construction of a new building for the Signature Theatre Company.
Is this a good use of city money? Is it necessary? What about Boston? Should we do this, here? Is it the government’s job to invest where others choose not to?
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Tags: city of boston, mike bloomberg, New York City, signature theater company, urban affairs 
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