Entries by Dina Pearlman

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Happy to share my terrific tax assessment reduction trial result with you. Hotels are in need of very significant tax relief due to overvaluation methodologies used by the NYC Assessors for years, and now the devastating consequences of the Pandemic. Hotel owners, developers and operators take notice that you don’t have to take over taxation anymore – you have to be willing to fight back. The City Tax Assessor can be beaten.

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Happy Birthday to our Beloved Brooklyn Bridge which celebrates its 138th birthday today. PT Barnum once marched 21 Elephants across to prove its strength. This Bridge was the largest suspension bridge in the world when completed. It brought Brooklyn and Manhattan together, eventually binding the five Boroughs in one great City. Poets, song writers and other artists were enchanted with its beauty and majesty. On September 11th it provided thousands with an escape route from the tragic World Trade Center Collapse. A triumph of design and engineering it is a marvel to behold even today.

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A gift to New York City from Barry Diller (IAC) and his wife, designer Diane von Furstenberg is “Little Island” a new fun Island of undulating park and walkways. Opening Tomorrow at Pier 55 on the Hudson. New York is getting more exciting with this amazing place designed by Thomas Heatherwick which has 132 super sized concrete tulips and an amphitheater. Arts and music programs including the Ballet and Philharmonic, food venues and playgrounds. Be Happy, enjoy life, get out and have fun again.

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Hooray!!! NYC is is beginning toward returning to normal. Restaurants are now open to full capacity bars open too. The temperature is going to reach the 80s, to my fellow former prisoners of the lockdown, if you were vaccinated, throw down that mask, grab a table or barstool at a rooftop or other hot spot and celebrate with me. FDR helped us emerge from the Great Depression by ending Prohibition. Throw off those lockdown shackles and be happy that we are allowed to be free, finally. Now return to work and be normal New Yorkers again.

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