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Julianne Cuba

Julianne Cuba

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Real Estate Reporter, Crain's New York Business

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  • Author Anna Quindlen sold her Upper West Side townhouse for $4.8 million

    By Julianne Cuba Verified|Crain's New York BusinessVerifiedThe seven-bedroom, four-bathroom townhouse features a welcoming gallery crowned with beamed ceilings and wood paneling, a gas fireplace and a private yard. It also seemed to offer inspiration. Quindlen's 2018 book "Alternate Side," a tale about tensions in a tight-knit neighborhood, takes place on a quaint Upper West block similar to the one where she lived, which is also close to the Hudson River Greenway.

    By Julianne Cuba Verified · Crain's New York Business

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Former Center for Fiction building in Midtown sells for $7.9 million

    By Julianne Cuba Verified|Crain's New York BusinessVerifiedThe 8-story property, between Madison and Fifth Avenues, was home to the Center for Fiction until 2017, when it closed in preparation for its 2019 move to Brooklyn. The literary nonprofit, founded in 1820 and formerly known as the Mercantile Library, is now located at 15 Lafayette Ave. in Fort Greene. The now-vacant building still bears the center's original name on its facade.

    By Julianne Cuba Verified · Crain's New York Business

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Author Anna Quindlen sold her Upper West Side townhouse for $4.8 million

    By Julianne Cuba Verified|Crain's New York BusinessVerifiedThe seven-bedroom, four-bathroom townhouse features a welcoming gallery crowned with beamed ceilings and wood paneling, a gas fireplace and a private yard. It also seemed to offer inspiration. Quindlen's 2018 book "Alternate Side," a tale about tensions in a tight-knit neighborhood, takes place on a quaint Upper West block similar to the one where she lived, which is also close to the Hudson River Greenway.

    By Julianne Cuba Verified · Crain's New York Business

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Crain's New York Business

Crain's New York Business is a prominent publication that serves the New York business community. It provides in-depth analysis and insights into the local business landscape, connecting businesses across the five boroughs. Operating in the book and periodical publishing industry, Crain's New York Business is privately held. The company offers a range of services tailored to the needs of New York businesses. Its Data Center provides extensive data on local companies and individuals, including lists of the largest businesses and industry-specific rankings. Crain's New York Business also hosts awards programs that recognize achievements in the business community, such as the Diversity & Inclusion Awards and Women of Influence. Additionally, the publication delivers comprehensive news coverage and analysis on various business trends and developments, including sectors like real estate and finance.

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