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New York’s institutional sector has been on a five-year building tear. Schools, hospitals, cultural centers and houses of worship broke ground on $20 billion

Airbnb, the short-term apartment rental service, has long sold itself as a way for struggling tenants to make money on the side, exchanging free space

A rising tide a lifts all ships and the rushing current of capital flowing into New York has once again buoyed development in the city’s most cash-strapped borough.

New York’s institutional sector has been on a five-year building tear. Schools, hospitals, cultural centers and houses of worship broke ground on $20 billion

A rising tide a lifts all ships and the rushing current of capital flowing into New York has once again buoyed development in the city’s most cash-strapped borough.

Airbnb, the short-term apartment rental service, has long sold itself as a way for struggling tenants to make money on the side, exchanging free space

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Christian Brazil Bautista 0 Likes 1 Comment Print Airbnb, the short-term apartment rental service, has long sold itself as a way for struggling tenants