Backdoor and service elevator. Easy.

People who order overpriced food don't need the tax revenue.

I wouldn't want a ticking bomb with unauthorized ebikes on my tax dollars either. Why are we subsidizing multi-billion dollar companies that are not contributing anything to society?

Yeah, I am one of those consultants and work with MBTA, OGS, and NYCSCA often. They basically outsource the work they don't have people to do in-house. We are called "consultants" just because we are a third party in most cases.

They should ask their bosses for bathrooms. Oh wait, they are their own bosses.

That's the point. Why would companies subsidize it while they can just push the cost to he customers.

You mean the customers.

go back to bushwick.

You don't love shoving your genitals in people's faces when trying to reach the horizontal bars?

The word you're looking for is infamous.

>The early response has been positive, if modest. Even if prices haven’t skyrocketed, the time Manhattan’s luxury co-ops are staying on the market has plummeted, dropping 49% in the second quarter from the same period a year before, according to an Elliman report.

Comparing the prices to those a year ago is a myopic approach to assessing the impact of introducing financing options. The home purchasing sentiment index is down 18% compared to a year ago across the entire country.

It's tennis for lazy people.

>Some obsolete office buildings may be converted to residential, which, in theory, would help to ease New York City’s chronic shortage of housing. But that is easier said than done, say many experts. It would require zoning changes. Even then, many office buildings may not be suitable candidates for residential conversions — either because their floor plates are too large, their elevators are wrongly situated, their windows do not open or their neighbourhoods are unappealing. To make such projects worthwhile, owners would have to sell at deep discounts.

They're not saying it's not a suitable alternative. They suggest there are many factors that owners need to consider before moving on with the projects. Why would they convert to residential buildings if there are no prospective tenants that can cover for their investment?

I mean yes, everything boils down to cost and return on investment. How is that a surprise? I currently work on 8 feasibility studies for turning high-rise office spaces into residential buildings.

my bad if that came out rude. Next time put the archived link in the comments - that way you won't lose the thumbnail photo and the source will be more clear.

https://www.reddit.com/r/germany/comments/w9r596/how_much_do_you_spend_in_monthly_groceries_and/

1. That's only food expense.
2. You don't have to believe me and can check this thread. Maximum is about 200€ pppm.
3. Why are you comparing US and Europe, which have significantly different costs of living?

No, I meant 120 euros (as in 125 dollars) per month (as in a 30 day period).

Currencies other than dollars exist. 120 euros/month isn't unheard of in Europe.

When are people going to learn not to post links with paywalls?

https://archive.ph/m8T0y

MTA doesn't write specs - they provide spec requirements/format at best.

Wrong size part issue is either a fabrication or shop drawing issue. Which is the responsibility of the fabricator and engineer on record. Or could be on the contractor who did the field verification.

It's naive to correlate IB performance to WFH solely during a first-of-its-kind QE period.

>since the years the workers were working from home were some of your most profitable

Our staff was also getting sick during that period. That means getting sick is good for business. We should demand c-suite to get staff sick on a regular basis to keep those profits up.

Black slave labor is doing all the work while the white folks are standing there watching. Just in case the Royals came out on top.

Didn't know there are sketchy third party gas stove suppliers.