We told you last week about funky, fighting Coney Island boardwalk retailer Dianna Carlin getting evicted by landlord Joe Sitt's Thor Equities. And we told you about the rather accusatory literature (see above) circulating regarding Mr. Sitt and the Bloomberg administration's would-be development plans for the amusement district. Now, the Daily News chimes in this morning with further ...

We learned that: Rental agents have lost their superstar status amid the downturn. SL Green cut its dividend to make some ready cash. Joe Sitt declined to renew Dianna Carlin's boutique lease. And there's some nasty anti-Sitt lit floating around. '09 will see green apartments, girls clubhouse on Avenue D. Vornado moved for a rezoning that would allow ...

Thor Equities, the mall developer angling to transform Coney Island's ragtag carnival of independent shops into a spangled $2 billion resort by the sea, has exiled Coney Island's reigning misfit Dianna Carlin, declining to renew her clothing boutique's lease on the Coney Island boardwalk, reports The Brooklyn Paper: “They have malicious plans for Coney Island and I ...