PORT MORRIS—A new waterfront park is now open to the public along the Harlem River…
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For hundreds of years, the South Bronx waterfront along the Harlem River has been home…
Construction recently began at 2401 Third Avenue for Bankside, a new 1,350 unit market-rate luxury…
The Lightstone Group has signed a deal to lease 475 Exterior Street located at the…
The Real Deal has reported that two adjacent development sites along the Harlem River are…
It’s been almost 10 years since the Lower Concourse in Mott Haven was rezoned back…
Because developing the Special Harlem River Waterfront District along with Somerset’s planned 6 towers in…
Back in 2009, New York City approved the rezoning of the Lower Grand Concourse area…
The development and construction boom continues (frankly it hasn’t stopped since the rise of Melrose Commons which reached a crescendo in 2011 and picked up again last year) in The South Bronx and now yet another hotel is coming to the area along with a 12 story and a 13 story mixed-income “affordable housing” apartments.
This morning on the Brian Lehrer show, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr said that he thinks gentrification is wrong for our neighborhoods but when a caller by the name of Collin questioned him on what’s happening in our borough, Diaz became dismissive and rude. Here’s our list showing gentrification is real in The Bronx.
In a pro-gentrification piece written by The New York Times, it was announced by one of the developers of the three 25 story residential towers (of 6) planned for the South Bronx Harlem River waterfront, that 1 bedrooms would rent for a mind-blowing $3,750.
Barely a year since we reported properties on either side of the Third Avenue Bridge approach were purchased for obscene and speculative amounts, three of the lots have had recent plans filed for three 25 story residential towers which, if approved, will bring what appears to be 1,661 market rate units to the area.
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