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Long-anticipated report details NYPD abuse, missteps during 2020 protests
A watchdog agency said NYPD did not properly track officers, request adequate medical support or equip them with riot gear so they could be easily ID’d.
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Samantha Max
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More Children In NY State Have Lost Parents Due To COVID-19 Than The 9/11 Attacks
A new study measures the horrible toll of the pandemic on New York's children.
By
Elizabeth Kim
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Major Chain Stores In NYC Shrank The Most In More Than A Decade
Beverage chains like Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks grew, while clothing and shoe retailers took a hit.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Do Rezonings Always Have To Lead To Gentrification?
A study on two Brooklyn rezonings comes as fair housing advocates prepare to lobby for City Council legislation that would force the city to perform a racial impact study as part of its rezoning process.
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Elizabeth Kim
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In Long-Awaited SoHo & NoHo Planning Study, City Calls For Affordable Housing And Expanding Retail
The 85-page study is expected to form the basis of the first comprehensive rezoning of SoHo and NoHo in decades.
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Elizabeth Kim
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'Million Dollar Neighborhoods' Have Quadrupled Over The Last Decade In NYC
Prices are increasing the fastest in the most affordable neighborhoods.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Report: NYC Real Estate Has A Luxury Glut Problem
A Streeteasy study says that one in four new luxury condos built over the last six years are unsold.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Which NYC Neighborhoods Have The Most And Fewest Number Of Street Trees
In recent years, the city has been described as undergoing a full-on tree bloom.
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Elizabeth Kim
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De Blasio Proposes Tougher Rules For Taxi Industry But Says No To Bailout
The report, which was released on Monday, notably stopped short of recommending a bailout for the thousands of drivers who are struggling to pay back large loans.
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Elizabeth Kim
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Report: More NYC Landlords Are Charging Preferential Rents, A Potential Tool To Uproot Tenants
Roughly 29% of all rent-stabilized units received preferential rent in 2017 compared to 23% in 2010.
By
Elizabeth Kim
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