Real Estate
Posted inPolitics
The historic hotel’s owners helped raise $57,400 for the mayor’s presidential campaign and PACs while trying for approval of overhaul tenants oppose.
Posted inHousing
State Agency Stalls Open of Billionaires’ Row Homeless Shelter
Even though a court has ruled that a fully functional West 58th Street shelter has the right to open, a state agency is keeping the doors closed.
Posted inBrooklyn
Long-Awaited Revamp of State-Owned Brooklyn Building Collapses
Why a prime Clinton Hill property remains derelict after 40 years amid failed efforts to turn the crumbling structure into affordable senior housing.
Posted inQueens
Queens District Attorney Hopeful Melinda Katz Rakes in Developer Dollars
The Queens Borough President raised about $158,000 from the real estate industry in the seven-candidate race’s latest fundraising cycle.
Posted inHousing
Unclaimed Self-Storage Funds Give Glimpse Into New Yorkers’ Disrupted Lives
More than $1 million sits unclaimed from auctioned storage units. Have you lost stuff? Let us know — we want your storage stories.
Posted inThe Bronx
Forward Thinking: Carmelo Anthony Eyes South Bronx Site for New Athletic Facility
Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. met with former Knick Carmelo Anthony to talk about development plans for Port Morris, THE CITY has learned.
Posted inHousing
Judge Tosses Challenge to ‘Billionaires’ Row’ Homeless Shelter
The W. 58th Street men’s facility has been stalled since neighbors sued in July. City Hall plans to build 90 new homeless shelters across the city.
Posted inCity Life
Developers Donate Big to Queens DA Candidate Who Vows Construction Crackdown
Melinda Katz says she sees no conflict between promise to prosecute dangerous builders and $250k-plus in real estate campaign contributions.
Posted inTransit
‘Imminent’ Domain: Uncertain Second Ave. Subway Plans Put Locals on Edge
Many in East Harlem are just realizing that early MTA plans to build new Second Avenue stations require displacing hundreds of people.

