NYC’s Priciest Studio Apartments; Trans-Hudson Tunnel Moves Forward

By Diane Pham

December 9, 2015

NYC’s Priciest Studio Apartments; Trans-Hudson Tunnel Moves Forward

Inside the sales gallery of Tadao Ando’s first NYC building in Nolita. [Curbed]
The plan to build a new Hudson River tunnel is moving ahead thanks to a $300B transportation bill. [NYT]
Don’t expect any deals on these diminutive apartments. [NYP]
Queens’ most expensive developments by total sell out. [TRD]

Images: A studio apartment at the Plaza via the Post (R); NJ tunnel (R)

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