i bought a $350 moccamaster coffee maker that makes really good coffee and worth every penny. my wife doesn't even like to go to starbucks after it

can't you just buy it on the way?

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when I lived in NYC i'd order starbucks through the app 3 stops away on the subway. it would be there by the time I got out and then just a 5 minute walk to the office

i order once in a while, but crazy expensive and i'll drive to get it myself

old people like fidelity don't know shit coins

>Columbia Property Trust

for NYC one of the buildings was twitter and the other ones were older buildings

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in NYC all the older buildings are going bankrupt and companies are coming to newer offices with hotel seating. the older buildings are hard to run ethernet, wifi and other modern tech in and the newer ones are built with new tech in mind along with more natural light

he already changed his mind for the upcoming union contract

i thought the market goes up when rates go up?

this is why i have carplay and spotify in my car, so i don't have to listen to FM radio

me and a bunch of people do 75mph on the pallisades. if I don't feel like driving that fast I just move to the right lane to let others pass me on the left

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for too many cars, they got rid of rail and now those people drive. some people are against transit but then complaining about too many cars

many of these people only learned to drive in their 20's or 30's

In the towns by me they will have small capes in the $500-$600 range and then big custom builds over $2 million

Same in Chatham and any other towns I’ve seen

Most towns will have homes that go from your budget or less to $2 million or more depending on the house

It’s not like every town has a specific price range

I remember at least one spring in NYC where it got to like 70 and the trees had the leaves come out and then it went back to freezing

did you make sure to park and not block any part of the driveway? in NYC the rule is breaking the plane meaning no part of your car can be in the driveway

i'm not 100% sure but I used to maintain army vehicles and my car long ago and know that everything requires lubrication and it's all oil based and heat/friction needs to be controlled

it means proper maintenance wasn't being done and there is too much friction which leads to heat and then fire. since they will have oil based lubrication I'm guessing the heat ignites the lube

the freight line that goes through dumont and haworth is mostly containers but i've seen chemical cars on those trains. Might have to go out and film it to watch for fire in the wheels

I’m cheap and so it’s more than what I would be willing to pay

Just like public housing in NYC, the biggest slumlord of them all is the government

corn and soybeans used in these things get more subsidies

classic NY and NYC they wanted something built, someone else to pay for it and get the financial benefits themselves. just like East Side Access. 3 times the original estimates which were a lie and now they are trying to get congestion pricing to pay the bonds for that

the interest rate is per year and there is a simple interest formula everyone uses to calculate it based on the rate, time and accrual

gothamist has covered this for a few years now

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his son has an apartment in NYC that he uses for his NYC address but he has an apartment in Fort Lee that he owns himself that is supposed to be his real home even if off the books

Yep

The mayor lives in fort lee