- New York City’s Rent Guidelines Board is scheduled to vote on Monday evening on whether to increase rents for more than one million rent-stabilized apartments. [NY Times]
- Did you miss the Make It in Brooklyn Innovation Summit? See video here. [Brooklyn Eagle]
- Four people were stabbed when a crazed man pulled a knife in a Bay Ridge bar early Sunday. [Daily News]
- The mother of seven children who died in a March fire in their Brooklyn home was released from the hospital. [Forward]
- NYC bill would require some bathrooms to be gender-neutral. [Brooklyn Eagle]
- Looks like there might be some funny business on those rescored Regents exams at Automotive High School in Greenpoint. [NY Post]
- [Blast from the past: 2006] Some doubts creeping in on Brooklyn real estate, says broker -- who says people are asking, “Am I really going to pay $600,000 to live next to an abandoned building?” [TRD]
- This week, Guernsey’s will auction the spectacular World War I poster collection of Colonel Edward H. McCrahon, a Brooklyn-born soldier passionate about the Allied cause. [Guernsey's]
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Monday, June 29, 2015
Big Rent Vote Tonight; Real Estate Doubts Creep In; and More Brooklyn Briefs
at 5:00 AM Labels: Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, business, crime, education, Greenpoint, politics, real estate, real history, school politics, schools, tech
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2 comments:
The Brooklyn real estate article is surprisingly a repost from 2006. It should be about today, but somehow sadly it is not.
Amazing. Funny how easy it was to believe we were peaking.
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