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  • What $1.4m for a 1-bedder at Emerald of Katong gets you: Here are some surprising new-launch comparisons, Lifestyle News

    What $1.4m for a 1-bedder at Emerald of Katong gets you: Here are some surprising new-launch comparisons, Lifestyle News

    As we near December, Emerald of Katong (EOK) is the best-selling launch of 2024, and perhaps a few years to come. It’s been a while since a project as big as EOK sold out 99 per cent of its units at launch, especially given the higher prices after Covid. But even though many felt EOK was competitively priced, the same can’t be said for some of the smaller 1/2 bedder units that went for surprisingly high prices. That has led some people to wonder: what could you buy for the same price as a one-bedder at EOK in today’s new launch market? You may be surprised at the contrast:

    Notable one-bedders that are comparable in price to EOK

    The typical quantum for a one-bedder at EOK was $1.38 million. The same amount could buy you a one-bedder at some fairly new and notable projects (as of 2024). The following all have an average transaction of $1.38 million or below:

    1. The Collective at One Sophia

    The Collective is a redevelopment of the former Peace Centre/Peace Mansion, which for a long time was alleged to be one of the cheapest ways to live near Orchard. The Collective is a leasehold, 367-unit project that’s selling now, and is expected to reach TOP in 2029 (it sold about 10 per cent at launch at an average of $2,750 psf).

    The Collective is at a nexus: roughly on the boundary between Dhoby Ghaut, Bugis, and Little India. It’s possible to walk to the venerable Plaza Singapura from here (but be warned, the walk is mostly unsheltered, and uphill part of the way). You can also walk to Bugis or into Little India, so amenities are abundant; and you have access to Bencoolen MRT station (DTL) as well as Dhoby Ghaut MRT station (NEL, NSL, CCL). 

    The neighbouring mall, ParkLane, isn’t what we’d call a huge amenity — it’s an ageing mall mostly visited for its McDonald’s, and some may dislike the presence of some KTVs here. Next door to it, however, PoMo is a developing youth hangout; and the nearby Prinsep Street has a lot of nightlife spots. 

    This is a very urban area surrounded by traffic, and there are almost no green spaces. Coupled with the small unit sizes (about 431 sq. ft for one-bedders), it’s better suited to young singles, or being purely a rental asset. 

    Due to its relative proximity to the Beach Road/Bugis area, this could be viewed as an alternative to projects like Midtown Modern or The M. Landlords who are okay with new launches should give it a look. 

    This is a very accessible and convenient area overall, but we’d still call it the tail-end of District 9. The quality of the malls here drops sharply compared to nearby Orchard and Somerset, despite the proximity.

    The Collective is still in developer sales at this point, with one-bedders averaging $2,750 psf. Recent transactions show an average of $1.224 million, with transacted one-bedders mostly being around 431 sq. ft.

    Available Units














    Unit Type Size (SQFT) Price From Available
    1 Bed + Study 549 $1,489,000 34/34
    1 Bed Premium 538 $1,463,000 7/7
    1 Bed Suite 484-506 $1,346,000 59/66
    2 Bed Deluxe 646-667 $1,790,000 22/23
    2 Bed Deluxe + Study 700 $1,912,000 34/34
    2 Bed Premium 764 $2,061,000 67/74
    2 Bed Premium + Study 764 $2,118,000 17/17
    3 Bed Luxury 1227-1249 $3,481,000 16/17
    3 Bed Premium 1023 $2,845,000 17/17
    Studio 431-452 $1,165,000 32/68

    Past Transacted Prices






































    Date Address Size (Sq Ft) Price $PSF Price (Total)
    17 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #03-XX 431 2,655 $1,143,000
    17 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #05-XX 431 2,659 $1,145,000
    16 Nov 2024 1A Sophia Road #08-XX 484 2,876 $1,393,000
    15 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #11-XX 431 2,715 $1,169,000
    15 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #13-XX 431 2,734 $1,177,000
    13 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #13-XX 431 2,734 $1,177,000
    13 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #19-XX 431 2,829 $1,218,000
    11 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #14-XX 431 2,743 $1,181,000
    11 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #12-XX 431 2,724 $1,173,000
    11 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #16-XX 431 2,794 $1,203,000
    11 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #16-XX 431 2,794 $1,203,000
    8 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #15-XX 431 2,782 $1,198,000
    8 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #17-XX 431 2,806 $1,208,000
    7 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #03-XX 431 2,655 $1,143,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #04-XX 431 2,650 $1,141,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #04-XX 431 2,650 $1,141,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #05-XX 431 2,659 $1,145,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #06-XX 431 2,669 $1,149,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #07-XX 431 2,678 $1,153,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #08-XX 431 2,687 $1,157,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #09-XX 431 2,696 $1,161,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #09-XX 431 2,696 $1,161,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #18-XX 431 2,817 $1,213,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #18-XX 431 2,817 $1,213,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #08-XX 452 2,685 $1,214,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #17-XX 452 2,798 $1,265,000
    6 Nov 2024 1A Sophia Road #06-XX 484 2,855 $1,383,000
    6 Nov 2024 1A Sophia Road #09-XX 484 2,886 $1,398,000
    6 Nov 2024 1A Sophia Road #12-XX 484 2,917 $1,413,000
    6 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #05-XX 484 2,789 $1,351,000
    5 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #10-XX 431 2,706 $1,165,000
    5 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #19-XX 431 2,829 $1,218,000
    5 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #13-XX 452 2,730 $1,234,000
    5 Nov 2024 1B Sophia Road #03-XX 484 2,783 $1,348,000

    2. Pinetree Hill

    Pinetree Hill is a leasehold, 520-unit condo that will TOP in 2027. While the Ulu Pandan location is not the most accessible (there’s no MRT station within walking distance), this is one of the “greenest” new launch locations to date. It’s also worth noting that, despite being less accessible by public transport, this is still a city fringe (District 21) project; and it’s still convenient for those who drive or cab to the city centre often.

    Pinetree Hill is also literally on a hill, so the site is about 8.5 metres above the nearest roads. This maximises the view for all the units, even those on lower floors; and it also allows for less road noise for ground floor units. 

    Pinetree Hill overlooks Clementi and Dover Forest, so it has great views for nature lovers (although it must be noted that this isn’t forever). The developer was also willing to trade off more units for more generous common areas — about 88 per cent of the land area is given over to common use. 

    This project will appeal to those who work in the Jurong areas, but don’t like the noise and pollution, or the glass-and-concrete jungle of places like Orchard. 

    Still in developer sales, Pinetree Hill started at an average price of $2,360 psf, but this had climbed to $2,541 psf by October. The average quantum is $1,368,273 for most of its one-bedders. These one-bedders are all 538 sq. ft., and are quite limited; there’s a total of just 22 one-bedders in Pinetree Hill. 

    There is another new launch just next door (Nava Grove), but it differs by only having 2 bedders and up.

    Available Units













    Unit Type Size (SQFT) Price From Available
    2 Bedroom 700 $1,774,000 1/45
    2 Bedroom Premium 764-915 $2,006,000 10/113
    2 Bedroom Premium + Study 797 $2,096,000 9/68
    3 Bedroom 1163 $2,671,000 1/68
    3 Bedroom Premium + Study 1216-1421 $2,981,000 56/91
    4 Bedroom Deluxe (With Private Lift) 1292-1485 $3,214,000 24/25
    4 Bedroom Premium (With Private Lift) 1464-1668 $3,960,000 3/45
    5 Bedroom Premium (With Private Lift) 1733 $4,364,000 15/22
    Penthouse 2874 $7,971,000 1/1

    Past Transacted Prices


























    Date Address Size (Sq Ft) Price $PSF Price (Total)
    7 Oct 2024 30 Pine Grove #24-XX 538 2,612 $1,406,000
    2 Oct 2024 30 Pine Grove #22-XX 538 2,598 $1,398,000
    23 Sep 2024 30 Pine Grove #21-XX 538 2,590 $1,394,000
    23 Sep 2024 30 Pine Grove #20-XX 538 2,583 $1,390,000
    8 Sep 2024 30 Pine Grove #23-XX 538 2,605 $1,402,000
    7 Sep 2024 30 Pine Grove #15-XX 538 2,514 $1,353,000
    7 Sep 2024 30 Pine Grove #16-XX 538 2,521 $1,357,000
    4 May 2024 30 Pine Grove #14-XX 538 2,507 $1,349,000
    28 Feb 2024 30 Pine Grove #04-XX 538 2,354 $1,267,000
    14 Jan 2024 30 Pine Grove #18-XX 538 2,575 $1,386,000
    13 Jan 2024 30 Pine Grove #13-XX 538 2,507 $1,349,000
    17 Dec 2023 30 Pine Grove #11-XX 538 2,458 $1,322,640
    26 Nov 2023 30 Pine Grove #10-XX 538 2,446 $1,316,700
    11 Nov 2023 30 Pine Grove #17-XX 538 2,551 $1,373,000
    23 Oct 2023 30 Pine Grove #12-XX 538 2,495 $1,343,000
    18 Sep 2023 30 Pine Grove #07-XX 538 2,388 $1,285,000
    13 Aug 2023 30 Pine Grove #09-XX 538 2,410 $1,297,000
    15 Jul 2023 30 Pine Grove #19-XX 538 2,484 $1,337,000
    15 Jul 2023 30 Pine Grove #05-XX 538 2,319 $1,248,000
    15 Jul 2023 30 Pine Grove #08-XX 538 2,352 $1,266,000
    15 Jul 2023 30 Pine Grove #06-XX 538 2,330 $1,254,000
    14 Jul 2023 30 Pine Grove #03-XX 538 2,297 $1,236,000

    3. Norwood Grand

    Norwood Grand is Woodlands’ first new launch in around 12 years. This small (348-unit) leasehold condo is just a short walk from Woodlands South MRT station, on the new TEL line. This is just one stop from Woodlands MRT proper (NSL, TEL), so there’s easy access to Causeway Point Mall. 

    Due to its location, some buyers may look at this project as a rental asset for Malaysian foreign workers. Its one-bedder units are well suited for this, as the quantum is low (see below), and most tenants will appreciate the MRT access.

    A positive trait of Norwood is that, despite the smaller land area and unit count, it has a level of facilities that can match bigger projects. It has a 50-metre lap pool, tennis court, and childcare facilities, along with the usual gym, BBQ pits, etc. Facilities-wise, this is one of the better small project launches we’ve seen over the past years. 

    The surrounding HDB enclave is also reasonably well-developed. We don’t think anyone will feel the “ulu” aspect of Woodlands here: besides the usual slew of coffee shops and minimarts, the HDB-run Vista Point is within walking distance, and this can cover most daily needs. 

    Norwood Grand sold out very fast (84 per cent sold at launch), likely due to 12 years of pent-up demand. The one-bedders were among the most competitively priced of 2024, at $2,133 psf on average. This means an average quantum of just $1,055,968, falling within comfortable reach of a “sell one, buy two” approach.

    Available Units





    Unit Type Size (SQFT) Price From Available
    3 Bedroom Premium + Study 1313-1335 $2,590,000 56/76

    Past Transacted Prices



































    Date Address Size (Sq Ft) Price $PSF Price (Total)
    20 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #07-XX 495 2,179 $1,079,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #03-XX 495 2,078 $1,029,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #02-XX 495 2,064 $1,022,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #11-XX 495 2,191 $1,085,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #09-XX 495 2,163 $1,071,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #08-XX 495 2,149 $1,064,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #06-XX 495 2,121 $1,050,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #05-XX 495 2,106 $1,043,000
    19 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #10-XX 495 2,177 $1,078,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #05-XX 495 2,167 $1,073,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #02-XX 495 2,125 $1,052,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #10-XX 495 2,238 $1,108,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #06-XX 495 2,181 $1,080,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #08-XX 495 2,209 $1,094,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #04-XX 495 2,153 $1,066,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #11-XX 495 2,252 $1,115,000
    19 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #07-XX 495 2,195 $1,087,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #02-XX 495 2,014 $997,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #11-XX 495 2,177 $1,078,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #10-XX 495 2,159 $1,069,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #01-XX 495 1,995 $988,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #09-XX 495 2,141 $1,060,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #06-XX 495 2,086 $1,033,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #05-XX 495 2,068 $1,024,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #07-XX 495 2,104 $1,042,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #03-XX 495 2,032 $1,006,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #08-XX 495 2,123 $1,051,000
    19 Oct 2024 2 Champions Way #04-XX 495 2,050 $1,015,000
    18 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #03-XX 495 2,125 $1,052,000
    18 Oct 2024 10 Champions Way #09-XX 495 2,197 $1,088,000
    18 Oct 2024 6 Champions Way #04-XX 495 2,092 $1,036,000

     

    4. Union Square Residences

    Can you get a one-bedder in the CBD area for the same price as EOK? The answer is, surprisingly, yes. Union Square Residences (formerly Central Square) in District 1 is a leasehold project with 366 units. 

    This project is within walking distance to both Clarke Quay MRT station (NEL), and Chinatown MRT station (DTL, NEL). That’s both within the CBD and close to the heart of Singapore’s nightlife. The location makes it an obvious rental asset: young single professionals, or single expats, will find this one of the accessible and convenient locations to live. 

    The amenities that are lacking will only matter to bigger family units (e.g., parks and schools), who are unlikely to stay here. This being the heart of the city, there are malls, restaurants, and entertainment in almost every direction; along with crowded roads, noise, and looming buildings (but the Singapore River provides a bit of a break). 

    Given how much of a prime area this is, you might think it’s entirely unaffordable. But surprisingly, the cheaper one-bedders here start from a quantum of $1.38 million. One-bedders here are 463 to 506 sq. ft., so opting for the smaller ones might cost no more than a one-bedder at EOK.

    Mind you, this isn’t to say that Emerald of Katong is bad, but it does show how many alternatives are out there for one-bedders, and how far $1.38 million can actually get you. 

    Available Units













    Unit Type Size (SQFT) Price From Available
    1 Bedroom 463 $1,404,000 23/30
    1 Bedroom + Study 506 $1,490,000 51/72
    2 Bedroom 700-732 $2,023,000 88/134
    2 Bedroom + Study 743 $2,180,000 29/35
    3 Bedroom 990 $2,820,000 28/28
    3 Bedroom Premium 1066 $3,176,000 11/29
    4 Bedroom Premium 1518 $4,620,000 33/35
    Penthouse 4833 $21,888,000 1/1
    Sky Suite 2476 $9,500,000 1/2

    Past Transacted Prices





























    Date Address Size (Sq Ft) Price $PSF Price (Total)
    17 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #04-XX 463 2,994 $1,386,000
    16 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #08-XX 463 3,059 $1,416,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #03-XX 463 2,982 $1,380,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #05-XX 463 3,007 $1,392,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #20-XX 463 3,245 $1,502,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #06-XX 463 3,020 $1,398,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #17-XX 463 3,176 $1,470,000
    17 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #06-XX 506 3,072 $1,554,000
    10 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #20-XX 506 3,305 $1,672,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #18-XX 506 3,277 $1,658,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #13-XX 506 3,182 $1,610,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #08-XX 506 3,113 $1,575,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #15-XX 506 3,210 $1,624,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #23-XX 506 3,346 $1,693,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #17-XX 506 3,238 $1,638,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #12-XX 506 3,169 $1,603,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #11-XX 506 3,155 $1,596,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #24-XX 506 3,360 $1,700,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #21-XX 506 3,319 $1,679,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #16-XX 506 3,224 $1,631,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #09-XX 506 3,127 $1,582,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #03-XX 506 3,030 $1,533,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #10-XX 506 3,141 $1,589,000
    9 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #07-XX 506 2,997 $1,516,000
    8 Nov 2024 28 Havelock Road #07-XX 506 3,086 $1,561,000

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    This article was first published in Stackedhomes.

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  • A tech company hired a top NYC official’s brother. A private meeting and $1.4M in contracts followed

    A tech company hired a top NYC official’s brother. A private meeting and $1.4M in contracts followed

    NEW YORK — Ahead of the 2022 school year, the education technology company 21stCentEd was seeking to expand its presence in New York City’s public schools. So they turned to a man, Terence Banks, whose new consulting firm promised to connect clients with top government stakeholders.

    Banks wasn’t a registered lobbyist. His day job, at the time, was as a supervisor in the city’s subway system. But he had at least one platinum connection: His older brother, David Banks, is New York City’s schools chancellor, overseeing the nation’s largest school system.

    Within a month of the hire, 21stCentEd had secured a private meeting with the schools chancellor. In the two years since that October 2022 meeting, more than $1.4 million in Education Department funds have flowed to the company, nearly tripling its previous total, records show.

    The siblings — along with a third brother, Philip Banks, who serves as New York City’s deputy mayor of public safety — are now enmeshed in a sprawling federal probe that has touched several high-ranking members of Mayor Eric Adams’ administration.

    Federal investigators seized phones last week from all three brothers and at least three other top city officials, including Police Commissioner Edward Caban, who resigned Thursday.

    The exact nature of the investigation — or investigations — has not been disclosed. Among other things, federal authorities are investigating the former police commissioner’s twin brother, James Caban, a former police sergeant who runs a nightclub security business.

    On Wednesday, a city operations coordinator was fired after a bar owner in Brooklyn told NBC New York that he had been pressured by the aide into hiring the police commissioner’s brother to make noise complaints against his business go away.

    Federal investigators are also scrutinizing whether Terence Banks’ consulting firm, the Pearl Alliance, broke the law by leveraging his family connections to help private companies secure city contracts, according to a person familiar with the matter. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to disclose information about the investigations.

    All three Banks brothers have denied wrongdoing. David and Terence Banks have said they don’t believe they are the target of the investigation. But government watchdogs say the family’s overlapping work in the private and public sector may have run afoul of conflict of interest guardrails as well as city and state laws on procurement lobbying.

    “It has the appearance of Terence Banks using his family connections to help his client and enrich himself,” said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York, a good-government group.

    Timothy Sini, an attorney for Terence Banks, did not respond to specific questions about the consulting firm. But he wrote in an email, “We have been assured by the Government that Mr. Banks is not a target of this investigation.”

    Speaking at a news conference Friday, David Banks said FBI agents had not returned his phone, and he declined to answer questions about his relationship to his brother’s consulting firm. “We are cooperating with a federal investigation,” he said.

    City ethics rules ban relatives from lobbying each other. At minimum, David Banks would be required to secure a waiver from the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board before meeting with a company represented by his brother, according to John Kaehny, the executive director of the good-government group Reinvent Albany.

    “It’s surprisingly arrogant or obtuse that David Banks, one of the city’s top government officials, would ignore this basic, commonsense, conflict of interest rule,” Kaehny said in an email.

    Neither the Department of Education nor the Conflicts of Interest Board would say whether a waiver was requested.

    A spokesperson for the Department of Education, Nathaniel Styer, said all spending linked to 21stCentEd had come from individual schools and districts, which can make purchases of less than $25,000 without the agency’s approval.

    The Utah-based company trains teachers and provides curriculums focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation.

    Dylan Howard, a spokesperson for the company, said Terence Banks was hired “to help 21stCentEd present our STEM solutions and services to decision makers within New York City public schools.” He said they learned of his consulting firm through a 21stCentEd employee who has since left the company.

    The spokesperson could not say how the meeting with the school’s chancellor came about or whether Terence Banks attended. He added that Terence Banks had provided “no value” to the company and that his contract was terminated last December.

    21stCentEd was one of several companies with city contracts that hired Terence Banks’ consulting firm, according to a website for the Pearl Alliance that was taken down after news of the federal investigations emerged last week.

    Another listed client, SaferWatch, sells panic buttons to schools and police departments. Since August of 2023, it has been awarded more than $67,000 in city contracts, according to city records.

    The third Banks brother, Philip Banks, maintains wide influence over the NYPD as deputy mayor for public safety. A spokesperson for SaferWatch, Hank Sheinkopf, declined to comment. The NYPD did not respond to email inquiries.

    In total, the Pearl Alliance listed nine clients with millions of dollars in city contracts, including a software business, a grocery delivery start-up, and a company that specializes in concrete. At least seven of the companies have past or current contracts with the city.

    It wasn’t clear whether the federal inquiry into the consulting firm run by Terence Banks was part of the investigation into the police commissioner’s brother.

    Ray Martin, the city official who was said to have pressured a bar owner to hire James Caban, was “terminated for cause” Thursday after the mayor’s office learned of the allegations, according to Fabien Levy, the deputy mayor for communications.

    The bar owner, Shamel Kelly, told WNBC-TV that Martin gave him what felt like an ultimatum last year to either pay James Caban or risk having his business shut down. Kelly said James Caban demanded an upfront fee of $2,500. He said he had been interviewed Thursday by federal investigators and the city’s Department of Investigation. Messages seeking comment were left with those agencies.

    Attempts to reach Martin were not immediately successful. A cellphone number listed in his name was no longer working.

    A lawyer for James Caban said he “unequivocally denies any wrongdoing” and has cooperated fully with law enforcement. Once the investigation is complete, lawyer Sean Hecker said, “it will be clear that these claims are unfounded and lack merit.”

    Both David and Philip Banks remain in their government positions. An attorney for Philip Banks, Benjamin Brafman, declined to comment.

    At a press briefing Tuesday, Adams noted his relationship with the Banks family dates back decades, to when he served in the police department under the brothers’ father. He said he never met with Terence Banks about city business.

    “I’ve known the Banks families for years,” Adams said. “And my knowing someone, I hold them to the same standard that I hold myself to.”

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