Tuesday Morning Links
Sure looks like the markets love the Fed and Treasury's free money express. It's way too early to know if the latest plan, perhaps we call it the "bailout of the bailout" will actually work. The idea of equity and potential return for taxpayers is a step in the right direction. I'm sure I'll have plenty to say in the near future, in the meantime, here are your morning links:
$250 Billion Injected Into Banking System (NY Times)
New Aqueduct "Racino" Plans Unveiled (NYDN)
NYC Rental Market Softens Slightly (AMNY)
Forecast: NYC Building Boom To Peak In 2008 (Forbes)
Forecast: NYC Construction To Reach $93 Billion By 2010 (Reuters)
Radar Logic Starts 8 Manhattan Neighborhood Price Indices (Marketwatch)
$250 Billion Injected Into Banking System (NY Times)
New Aqueduct "Racino" Plans Unveiled (NYDN)
NYC Rental Market Softens Slightly (AMNY)
Forecast: NYC Building Boom To Peak In 2008 (Forbes)
Forecast: NYC Construction To Reach $93 Billion By 2010 (Reuters)
Radar Logic Starts 8 Manhattan Neighborhood Price Indices (Marketwatch)
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