Daily Links: Flatbush Sees Influx in Eviction Filings Post-Moratorium, Led by Flatbush Gardens Owner
In the News New York City Said It Had No More Beds for Migrants. What Changed? [NYT] Martha Rosler Wants to Know Why We Still Aren’t Outraged [NYT] Brownsville’s Triumph: A Community Plaza Revitalized, Recognized [Eagle] Soup Kitchen at Sunset Park Pool Welcomes Asylum Seekers [Patch] Grand Republic Cocktail Club Closes Suddenly [Greenpointers] DOT Installs…
Photo of the Day: Brooklyn Heights. Photo by Susan De Vries
In the News
- New York City Said It Had No More Beds for Migrants. What Changed? [NYT]
- Martha Rosler Wants to Know Why We Still Aren’t Outraged [NYT]
- Brownsville’s Triumph: A Community Plaza Revitalized, Recognized [Eagle]
- Soup Kitchen at Sunset Park Pool Welcomes Asylum Seekers [Patch]
- Grand Republic Cocktail Club Closes Suddenly [Greenpointers]
- DOT Installs ‘Banker’s Anchor’ Pedestrian Plaza in Greenpoint [Streetsblog]
- Tracking NYC’s 10,000 Evictions Since Moratorium Ended [Gothamist]
- HUD Wants to Help Brooklyn Churches Build Affordable Housing [CO]
- The Rent May Finally Be Too Damn High [TRD]
- Work Progresses on 110 North 1st Street in Williamsburg [NYY]
- Work Steadily Moves Along at 175 Huron Street in Greenpoint [NYY]
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