Gentrification isn’t inevitable − it can hinge on how residents view their neighborhood
A case study of a mainly Latino neighborhood in Houston shows that when residents value a neighborhood as it is, they can ...
These Artists Live in a Homeless Shelter
A gallery in a shelter near the Brooklyn Navy Yard is showcasing the work of two migrants. One of them did some of his ...
Feds subpoena Brooklyn church over possible business dealings between former Adams chief of staff and monsignor: Sources
Federal investigators are looking into two more prominent figures with ties to Mayor Eric Adams — a close advisor and a monsignor with the Brooklyn Diocese, according to sources familiar with the ...
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Foster Youth Often Struggle to Find Stable Housing. One New York City Nonprofit is Helping Meet the Need.
As the average New York City rent soars past $3,000 for a cramped studio ... The nonprofit has additional affordable housing ...
Amsterdam News14h
Supporting the Next Generation to Build A More Affordable New York
Get the top Racial Equity stories of the day from one of America’s most influential oldest continuously published Black ...
Developers will face $100K+ penalties to tear down in some neighborhoods
The Chicago City Council passed an anti-gentrification ordinance that penalizes developers for tearing down multifamily in ...
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Brooklyn Homeowners Rally For City to Repeal Short Term Rental Law
A coalition of homeowners rallied at City Hall on Wednesday, urging the city to amend a law that would allow them to resume ...
thecity2d
In Defiant Show of Loyalty, Adams Kept Boosting Close Aide After Feds Launched Investigation
Raises and other rewards for City Hall Asian affairs director Winnie Greco come even as questions loom about her activities ...
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The Way We Live Now: New York Artists at the Edge of Survival
The Village Voice reviews Marin Kosut’s new book, “Art Monster,” which revisits the perennial view that NYC living is hard on ...
Don’t Call It a Protest. It’s a Walk for Radical Love.
María Magdalena Campos-Pons is marshaling New Yorkers for unity, linking uptown and downtown communities while highlighting ...
'It's heartbreaking': 90-year-old faces eviction from Brooklyn home after he says he unknowingly fell for a deed scam 18 years ago. Here's what happened
A 90-year-old New Yorker is facing eviction from his Brooklyn home of over 50 years after he says he fell victim to a deed scam — 18 years ago. Ray Cortez’s plan to live out his days in the Park Slope ...