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Affordable Housing Disproportionately Faces Personal Injury Suits
Insurance premiums have been a rising boogeyman for New York City’s multifamily owners across the board. But now, a new…
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Voucher Protections Struck Down, NYC in Limbo
A New York state appeals court struck down a law barring landlords from discriminating against tenants who use federal housing…
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ZD Jasper Tries to Jumpstart Sales at Hudson Yards Condos
In a bid to jumpstart sales at its West Side condo from passive to active, ZD Jasper has swapped out…
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Celebrity Dentist Sues Central Park South Co-Op Board
A “dental practice to the stars” operating inside a Central Park South co-op says the building’s board is trying to…
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Art Dealer Trades Greenwich Village Townhouse For $18M
Art dealer Gordon VeneKlasen sold his townhouse in Greenwich Village for $18 million. VeneKlasen, who owns the Michael Werner Gallery,…
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CIM Group Pursues Mixed-Use Development at Watchtower Site
All along the former Watchtower site, CIM Group is eyeing hundreds of housing units, including a large patch of the…
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When America Scrapped Its History For The War Effort
It was October 1942, ten months after America’s entry into the Second World War (1941–1945). A cannon ball, said to…
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NYC Short-Term Rentals Receive No Relief Ahead of World Cup
Airbnb and short-term rental hosts will remain sidelined by New York City when the World Cup comes to town. City…
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Lake Champlain Archaeology from the Revolution
In the years leading to the current 250th anniversary commemorations of 1776, the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum has focused its…
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Arts & Theater
Aftermath | HowlRound Theatre Commons
Jan Cohen-Cruz: Episode Nine: Aftermath. This podcast features stories and reflections about the prison system, theatre, collectivity, and love, from…
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