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Waterline Square Announces Strong Velocity in First Half of 2021
NEW YORK, June 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Leading national developer GID Development Group today announced that Waterline Square, the three-building luxury residential development on Manhattan's Upper West Side, is celebrating a record first half of the year in sales and leasing volume, kicking off an impressive start to 2021. On the heels of closing more than 100 condominium sales in 2020, the waterfront development boasts 17 new signed contracts so far in 2021 valued at over $85M, with several more currently out for signature. Additionally, Waterline Square signed nearly 200 new leases since January. Waterline Square continues to be one of the top-performing new developments in Manhattan across the condominium and rental market.
Mother eulogizes Southern California boy killed in road rage
The mother of a Southern California boy killed in a road rage shooting remembered him Saturday as 6-year-old with a vocabulary beyond his years who exuded warmth and tenderness.
Judge overturns California’s 32-year ban on assault weapons
A federal judge has overturned California’s three-decade-old ban on assault weapons, calling it a “failed experiment” that violates people's constitutional right to bear arms.
States throw voters under the bus in efforts to stop Medicaid expansion
The fight in the holdout states to thwart Medicaid expansion — or the mere threat of it — has reached a new low. Forget the “no” votes in state legislatures year after year that keep poor Americans from getting health care.
California’s COVID-19 orange tier: Here’s what restrictions loosen
Sacramento, Nevada, San Joaquin and Solano counties are moving to California's orange, or moderate, tier of COVID-19 restrictions, which will increase the numbers of those allowed indoors at museums, places of worship, gyms and other places. Retail will no longer have capacity restrictions.
