20 Nov 2006 Uncategorized PRISON BREAK: S. BRONX LAND CLEARED FOR SALE City’s plans for a new jail could get a boost; residents hope not. ByAngela Hokanson0Comments
23 Oct 2006 Uncategorized HOUSING SHIFTS THROUGH HARDBALL,HALF-MILLIONS AND MAPS REDRAWN A survey of recent news sees middle-class refugees, an absence of potent tenant activism, and a coming tax windfall for the city. ByRobert Neuwirt0Comments
18 Sep 2006 ARTS and CULTURE FILLING IN THE BLANKS WITH DELIGHT A review of an exhibit that shows how to make the common space of cities into so much more. ByDavid Giles0Comments
01 May 2006 Housing and Homelessness REMEMBERING JANE JACOBS Urban planner Thomas G. Lunke on the life and times of a local luminary. ByThomas G. Lunke0Comments
03 Jan 2006 Government Housing and Homelessness A NEW YEAR IN NEW YORK: BOROUGHPRESIDENTS HAVE BIG PLANS FOR 2006 City Limits asked each of the five BPs to outline their top priorities for the coming year. Here’s what they said. ByCity Limits0Comments
11 Oct 2005 Uncategorized BUILDING BUCKS City announces recipients of Low Income Housing Tax Credit awards. Who’s building what–and where? ByC. Feldman0Comments
26 Sep 2005 Uncategorized MAJOR WIN FOR MAJORA Bronx environmental advocate takes home MacArthur “genius” award. ByE. Holmgren0Comments
11 Apr 2005 Housing and Homelessness WATERFRONT WOES Council wants more affordable housing in Greenpoint/Williamsburg rezoning. ByAlyssa Katz0Comments
22 Feb 2005 Housing and Homelessness BUILDING ACCOUNTABILITY New report finds that stricter laws make housing cheaper. ByAlyssa Katz0Comments
14 Feb 2005 Economy POWER PLAY TransGas offers affordable housing funds in exchange for Brooklyn waterfront site. ByAlyssa Katz0Comments
