Morning Links: Compromise for Reviving 421-a Tax Break Looks Ever Less Likely

In the News
After 421-a Tax Break Dies, Angst Lives [WSJ]
Final City Point Tower Will Be Bright White — Could Come With Custom Squeegee [BK Paper]
East New York’s Transformation Has Started. Who Is Benefiting? [Crain’s]
State Delays Controversial Housing Plan for Pier 6 in Brooklyn Bridge Park [Politico]
Get Your Taxes Done By an Accountant at Bushwick Bar Yours Sincerely [Metro]
How Does an Artisanal Food Business Grow While Keeping Its Cred? [Edible BK]
Permits Filed: 848 Lorimer Street in Greenpoint [NYY]

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You may have heard that 2015 was the hottest year on record, according to scientists. Also on the global warming front — wondering which NYC buildings are responsible for the most greenhouse gas emissions?

This map shows the city’s worst offenders — with fewer appearing in Brooklyn than Manhattan. (h/t Gothamist)

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