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For a second year in a row, Mayor de Blasio’s Rent Guidelines Board has approved no hike in one-year leases for rent stabilized apartments. But will it arrest the deregulation…

ByJarrett Murphy 3Comments

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Jun 2016

Uncategorized

NYPD Brass Indicted: ‘De Blasio’ Donor Was Pulling Strings During Bloomberg Days

That doesn’t mean–by a long shot–that the previous mayor is to blame, or that the current mayor isn’t. But it does suggest that the alleged NYPD corruption is not merely…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2016

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

NYCHA Responds to Fiscal Crisis With Embrace of Private Sector

From inviting in private developers to hiring nonprofits to run community centers to launching its own 501c3, the authority is embracing the private sector more than ever before. NYCHA says…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Jun 2016

Government

Unsettled Housing Issues Dog End of Albany Session

Gov. Cuomo’s $20 billion housing plan remains undefined, 421-a is still dead and proposals to alter rent regulations or repeal a cap on building height look unlikely to move.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 0Comments

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Jun 2016

NYCHA Podcasts

Max & Murphy On Housing: Tracking Promises, Chasing Policies

Gotham Gazette and City Limits break down the top housing policy stories of the past week.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Jun 2016

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

Past Rezonings Shape Long Island City’s Feelings About De Blasio Plan

More so than any of the other areas tabbed so far for rezonings under the mayor’s housing plan, LIC has dealt with the effects—good and bad—of Bloomberg-era land-use moves.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 3Comments

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Jun 2016

Government Housing and Homelessness

City Plans Database to Track Promises Made During Rezonings

The system would document every commitment that gets made. One matter for debate: What exactly constitutes a commitment?

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Jun 2016

In Depth

UrbaNerd: Why Flat Roofs and Solar Power Don’t Always Mix

Many city property owners see a source of greener power in that ball of fire 93 million miles away. The risk of a fire closer to home, however, can make…

ByGuglielmo Mattioli 0Comments

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Jun 2016

Housing and Homelessness

City Says Flushing Rezoning is ‘Paused,’ Not Dead; Some Investments Still on Track

It’s unclear what the withdrawal of the city’s Flushing West rezoning proposal means for other neighborhoods.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 1Comment

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Jun 2016

In Depth

CityViews: City Funding for the Arts Strengthens Our Social Fabric

As the mayor and City Council focus on creating a budget that provides essential services for all city residents, increasing support in the city’s budget for arts and culture should…

ByJorge Daniel Veneciano

ByLisa Robb 0Comments

Second Year of the de Blasio Rent Freeze: A Graphic History

NYPD Brass Indicted: ‘De Blasio’ Donor Was Pulling Strings During Bloomberg Days

NYCHA Responds to Fiscal Crisis With Embrace of Private Sector

Unsettled Housing Issues Dog End of Albany Session

Max & Murphy On Housing: Tracking Promises, Chasing Policies

Past Rezonings Shape Long Island City’s Feelings About De Blasio Plan

City Plans Database to Track Promises Made During Rezonings

UrbaNerd: Why Flat Roofs and Solar Power Don’t Always Mix

City Says Flushing Rezoning is ‘Paused,’ Not Dead; Some Investments Still on Track

CityViews: City Funding for the Arts Strengthens Our Social Fabric

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