A 9 story building is being planned by Foxy Development on Arthur Avenue and E…
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Each year, New York City’s Historic District Council selects that they believe, “…merit preservation…” and…
Regional Plan Association is calling for major fixes of the subway and transit situation across…
With all the plans for rezonings being shoved down our throats, starting with Jerome Avenue…
A new study released yesterday by the Association of Housing and Development (ANHD) documented the…
MELROSE—This July 2nd, The Bronx will be getting a new LGBTQ Pride event hosted by…
Ok I’ll say it. The new Second Avenue line, which opened on New Year’s Day,…
We already knew that New York City’s REAL Little Italy in the Belmont section of The Bronx was the best by a long shot and now, the rest of the country will know Arthur Avenue as one of our country’s great streets.
Back in 2009, New York City approved the rezoning of the Lower Grand Concourse area…
Hey, presidential candidates! We see (right through) you.
Just like a circus clown car, the politicians running for president won’t stop popping up in The Bronx with 3 making appearances in our borough after Bernie Sanders took our borough by storm a week ago.
The gentrification of the South Bronx is in full swing despite denials by our borough president, Ruben Diaz Jr, that it isn’t happening.
Yesterday we reported on the expansion of the landmarked Clocktower Loft Apartments and today we share the exclusive story of the first market-rate condominiums coming to the Lower Concourse Rezoning Area.
The old 2 story factories at 221 E 138th Street at Canal Place has been torn down and in its place will rise a 7 story, 50 unit condominium development with ground floor commercial space according to Anthony Gurino of Tahoe Development which purchased the buildings for $2,800,000 in September 2015.
Located in Morrisania on Clay Avenue between 165th and 166th Streets, this tiny historic district has been selected by New York City’s Historic District Council’s ‘Six to Celebrate’ which, unbeknownst to many, sits on the former Fleetwood Trotting Track, a horse racing course.
Entering it’s fourth year, the program highlights six areas as the agency provides year long support not just in shining a spotlight but also helping with issues the district or organization may be facing.
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