Tenant gets his property thrown out of his apartment in a tenement building owned by Barabara Corcoran and Alex Rodriguez while he was hospitalized with COVID

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The absurd thing about this savagery is that the piano and turtle remained because the people they hired surely thought they were to heavy to move and a bunch of goons moving a turtle on the street would have easily got filmed and lots of play on social media. Of course Corcoran and ARod won't be charged for illegally evicting a tentant from his apartment during a pandemic. And looting his belongings.

Excavation causes undermining in Brooklyn

From Pardon Me for Asking:

Late last week, excavation work for a new single family building at number 467 Union Street caused severe structural cracks to the neighboring buildings at 463 and 465 Union Street. In response, NYC Department Of Buildings imposed a complete Stop Work Order for number 467 and served a Vacate Order to number 465.

Once featured as a House Of The Day on Brownstoner, the original building at 467 Union Street was marketed by Corcoran as a teardown. After some time on the market, it was eventually sold for $377,000 in March 2012 to Jill and John Bouratoglou, the husband and wife team behind Bouratoglou Architect, PC. Shortly afterwards, permits were filed with NYC Department Of Buildings for a four-story, one family house.

Work on the site began in early June 2012. Almost immediately, there was trouble.

Babs now singing a different tune

Barbara Corcoran's latest:
5 things to do before you hold an open house

Number 1 -

GREEN: Nothing makes a better first impression than pulling up to a home for sale that has one of the nicest yards on the block. Creating a beautiful yard is inexpensive, but it does require a bit of dirt under the fingernails. A green lawn that's just been mowed, with trimmed bushes and a pretty flower border or potted flowers on the porch, tells buyers the inside will be as neat and tidy as the outside.

This is quite a flip from her previous advice to "get a cement truck over there fast". Bravo, Ms. Corcoran.