Tag: gentrification
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Hell’s Kitchen Residents Need More Funds to Restore NYC’s Oldest Community Mural
A neighborhood committee struggles to complete the restoration of a beloved community mural in time for its 50th anniversary.
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A small business hangs on, but barely
A deli owner at the intersection of bike lanes and gentrification sees his business slump.
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Lax buildings enforcement results in loss of affordable housing
The latest casualty in affordable housing.
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Garment District fate in limbo as locals worry about it all unravelling
As the fate of the Garment District inches towards resolution, many stakeholders look on anxiously.
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West Clinton Rezoning Seeks to Balance Gentrification and Neighborhood Character
The swank, 19-story Ink48 hotel and the sprawling construction site of Gotham West, a 1240-unit residential complex anchored by a 31-story tower, are becoming landmarks in rapidly changing West Clinton. But a proposed rezoning of the neighborhood seeks to restrict such soaring developments and increase the number of affordable housing units.
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Affordable Housing Renovation Plans Trouble Residents Facing Relocation
Plans to renovate a SRO complex in Hell’s Kitchen leave dozens of tenants uncertain about their future in the neighborhood.
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