cumberland-and-lafayette-02-2008.jpg
Cumberland and Lafayette. Photo by Dalton Rooney.
Some Cities Are Spared the Slide in Housing [NY Times]
Mitchell-Lama Not Dead Yet [NY Times]
McCarren Pool to Rise From Deep [NY Daily News]
Mortgages Get More Costly [NY Sun]
Bklyn for Under $600K [Reclaimed Home]
NYC Database Online [AMNY]


What's Your Take? Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply

  1. I’m sure the writer, should he strike it rich (doubtful, quite frankly, with publishing as it is right now) will give back, or sell to another artist at a low price.

    People who are the beneficiaries of generosity are often generous in return. That’s what people don’t get…

  2. Yes great pic. God I love B&W photography. It’s like a blast of fresh air to see B&W again. The world is a brutal cacophany of color these days. In print, on the web, on the street, in fashion. Yuck.

    The shack would be a fun project for a young architect to buy and redo. Do an all new funky facade. Make a cute mod cottage.

  3. I don’t find the Mitchell Lama story at all offensive. The guy is an English teacher and has low income. He’s writing a a novel. He applied for a Mitchell Lama lottery and won.

    Sounds like a decent middle class person able to stay in the City. There should be many more housing opportunities for people like that.

1 2