Leasing has launched at one of the few new rental buildings on the Upper East Side. The Langdon, a 24-story tower at 288 East 88th Street in Yorkville, has 45 two- to five-bedroom apartments with rents ranging from $12,400 to $45,000 per month, as first reported by the New York Post. Developed by Al
Leasing has launched at one of the few new rental buildings on the Upper East Side. The Langdon, a 24-story tower at 288 East 88th Street in Yorkville, has 45 two- to five-bedroom apartments with rents ranging from $12,400 to $45,000 per month, as first reported by the New York Post. Developed by Al
A 24-story luxury condo tower is taking shape in Tribeca. Developed by Sky Equity Group, 65 Franklin Street broke ground in April and is now starting to rise at the corner of Franklin Street and Tribeca. Designed by COOKFOX Architects, the 106-unit building features a hand-laid brick facade, landsca
A 24-story luxury condo tower is taking shape in Tribeca. Developed by Sky Equity Group, 65 Franklin Street broke ground in April and is now starting to rise at the corner of Franklin Street and Broadway. Designed by COOKFOX Architects, the 106-unit building features a hand-laid brick facade, landsc
“Neighborhood businesses may want these spaces, but too often landlords keep storefronts vacant rather than lower rents to a level small businesses can actually afford,” said Irene Tung, senior director of program and policy at the Action Lab. A vacant storefront with a “For Lease&
“Neighborhood businesses may want these spaces, but too often landlords keep storefronts vacant rather than lower rents to a level small businesses can actually afford,” said Irene Tung, senior director of program and policy at the Action Lab. A vacant storefront with a “For Lease&
If you didn’t snag a limited-edition replica miniature of the Knicks-themed 34th Street subway station or an orange-and-blue trash can before they sold out, here’s another opportunity to buy a piece of New York Knicks history. The city is auctioning off one “Champions Way” si
If you didn’t snag a limited-edition replica miniature of the Knicks-themed 34th Street subway station or an orange-and-blue trash can before they sold out, here’s another opportunity to buy a piece of New York Knicks history. The city is auctioning off one “Champions Way” si
Fans climb a lamp post near a sign renaming Broadway as "Champions Way" during the New York Knicks Championship ticker-tape parade in June. The New York City Department of Transportation is auctioning a single “Champions Way” street sign from the Knicks' championship parade. [ more ›
Nearly a decade after New Yorkers with disabilities sued the MTA in federal court over allegedly insufficient upkeep of subway elevators, the two sides have reached a legal peace — as the in-service rate for lifts has climbed to nearly 98%. The pact comes after the 2023 approval of a landmark settle
Nearly a decade after New Yorkers with disabilities sued the MTA in federal court over allegedly insufficient upkeep of subway elevators, the two sides have reached a legal peace — as the in-service rate for lifts has climbed to nearly 98%. The pact comes after the 2023 approval of a landmark settle
The Rutgers survey focused on Black seniors in public and federally subsidized housing, but didn't draw conclusions about specific populations. [ more › ]
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed 13 people to the city’s school board Tuesday, cementing his control over the panel that votes on major policy changes, contracts and decisions to merg
By Jose Martinez, The City Reporter This article was originally published on July 23 at 5:34 p.m. EDT by THE CITY REPORTER A $400 million renovation of a major Brooklyn transit hub has yielded little for locals looking for jobs, critics charged Thursday, saying that less than 8 percent of the 170&he
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has directed every city agency to identify 2.5% in savings ahead of an estimated $6 billion budget hole next year, launching his first full cost-cutting initiative weeks after he and the City Council inked this year’s budget. The administration said it would survey city wo
The Justice Department announced a $3.85 million settlement with an embattled union and several of its affiliates over allegations they improperly pocketed millions in COVID-era hardship funds. The International Union of Journeymen and Allied Trades (IUJAT) and the Home Healthcare Workers of America
File photo of the Upper East Side of Manhattan where a sixth person has died in a Legionnaire's disease outbreak. The city health department says 90 people have been sickened in the outbreak and six remain hospitalized. [ more › ]
Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration last week set off a wave of anxiety when it published a list it stated was “related” to a new pied-a-terre tax on luxury second homes in New York. The list included more than 900,000 properties and was so broad it included the Flushing, Q
Lori Zeno, second from left, leaves the federal courthouse in Queens with her attorney and loved ones on Tuesday. The former director and her ex-husband spent the organization’s money on a 85-inch TV, a penthouse apartment and other luxury items. [ more › ]
