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Hayes further pointed out that the MTA must allow a three-week period for public bidding between the time it offers the land and actually completes the sale. "During that time," Hayes declared yesterday, "the City might be able to take the land from the MTA for a redevelopment or...
After arriving at a satisfactory understanding with Harvard, O'Neill said the city should allow the MTA to put the land up for open bidding. "Harvard would certainly be the top bidder," he explained. The University has offered to pay $1 million above the appraised market value.
Losses for All. Hughes was in a strong position in bidding for Northeast-primarily because Northeast itself was in such a weak one. Five years ago, accepting Northeast's contention that it could never make money as just a regional New England carrier, the CAB authorized the line to...
The bidding opened at a cool million from "a private individual," as Marion said. From then on, it leaped at $100,000 a bid until only two competitors were left in the race. The venerable international firm of Rosenberg & Stiebel was representing the Cleveland Museum of Art; James Rorimer was...
Yet, unless they happen to be conspiring to distort competition, dealers are likely to object to the fact that what appears to be free competition in the bidding is not really free at all. It is now standard practice in some auction houses to set a "reserve" on each work...