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Sandy Real Estate Slump Lingers
A year after the superstorm, it's a buyer's housing market in Gerritsen Beach.
Topic: Housing
A Welcome Mat for Homeowners
SWEET HOME: The CityLift program helped 133 families become first time homeowners in the Bronx, where less than one out of every five families owns a home.
via Queens Chronicle
Foul Called on Mets Mall Plan
Queens residents protested plans to build a mall on a Citi Field parking lot, saying the space should be used for affordable housing.
The Bloomberg Legacy
At the helm nearly a dozen years, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has put his distinctive stamp on New York City. We look at ways he's influenced our lives.
via The Nabe
Two Fort Greenes
Fort Greene and Clinton Hill are long past the tipping point of gentrification. But even as real estate prices have soared, some residents continue to languish in poverty.
Bushwick Beyond the Brand
Thirty-five years ago, burned-out Bushwick was a symbol of urban blight. Today the neighborhood is on the rise, as gentrification spreads. But not all the change is for the better.
via The New York Times
Public Housing Greening Stalls
The city Housing Authority hasn't followed through on promises to help its complexes "go green," some residents say.
via Bensonhurst Bean
No Time to Spare for Maple Lanes
The Brooklyn bowling alley is a frame closer to being razed to make way for housing.