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NYH
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NYHNew York Harbor
NYHNew York Hospital
NYHNew York Herald
NYHNancy Yanes-Hoffman (medical writing services)
NYHNew Yorker Hotel (New York, NY)
NYHNew York Highlanders (baseball team, 1903 - 1912)
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Fast on the heels of the company's successful electrical renovation at the New Yorker Hotel, Crana is again working an interior renovation of an "open for business" establishment--Hotel 57, located at 130 East 57th Street.
Crana starts retail fit-outs at Bronx market by Real Estate Weekly
Feb 26, 2009 New Yorker Hotel Eighty years after first breaking ground in 1929, The New Yorker Hotel, in New York City, has completed an 18-month, $70 million renovation.
Destination News - North America by Airguide Online
1930: City's largest hotel, the New Yorker, opens The 43-story, 2,500-room New Yorker Hotel was the tallest and biggest hotel in New York City when it opened in the early weeks of the Great Depression 79 years ago this month.
This month in real estate history by The Real Deal
 
 
 
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