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–New York City Transit chief Andy Byford dropped in on a Community Board 3 meeting this week, promising to fully vet the governor’s L Train … –In a look at what’s ahead for New York real estate in 2019, there’s speculation about the impact of the huge One Manhattan Square project … –A woman was killed on Leonard Street last night after being struck by an intercity bus. The bus had picked up passengers on Allen Street … –The city has agreed to hold off on final approval of the massive new towers in the Two Bridges area until a February hearing. The … –City Council Speaker Corey Johnson says of the city’s decision to approve three massive projects in the Two Bridges area, “We look forward to seeing … –A NYU professor and historian says it would be wrong for the New York Archdiocese to sell the former Church of the Nativity to a … –The city’s controversial plan to build a huge new jail at 80 Centre St. has been scrubbed, “mainly over difficulties relocating all the existing tenants … –Jared and Joshua Kushner have apparently scooped up the Hotel on Rivington. The 20-story property was developed by Paul Stallings, who has operated the hotel … –New renderings show the former Sunshine Cinema’s “icy replacement,” a glassy commercial building that “couldn’t be further removed from the community or its surroundings.” [City … 
Bar slashing in the East Village, election day roundup, Devon opens on Broome Street, bridge banners. … –The Lower East Side is well-represented in the Michelin Guide’s new Bib Gourmand list (reserved for restaurants in which you can supposedly order two courses … –A “dirt carpet will cover well liked amenities like the running track, amphitheater, and other renovated fields” at East River Park. Yes, that running track … –The City Council finally held a hearing yesterday on proposed legislation to give commercial tenants some lease renegotiation rights. Property owners refer to the proposal … –“How a garden for the poor became a playground for the rich.” The residents of a Section 8 building on Stanton Street try to adjust … –Local residents are gearing up to protest the proposed Two Bridges mega-towers at a meeting of the City Planning Commission on Wednesday. [NY1] –Here’s more … |
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