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Food

Cajun seafood joint Hook & Reel splashes into Concourse Plaza

By Alex Mitchell

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Report finds that New Yorkers spend 32.5% of income on rental housing alone

By Bronx Times

News

Residents and city comptroller describe deplorable conditions at NYCHA’s Clason Point Gardens

By Jason Cohen

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News

Developer reveals plans to bring affordable housing to the south Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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News

Stagg Group purchases Whitlock Avenue property with plans to build affordable housing

By Jason Cohen

Bronx and Manhattan see price drops throughout month of September: report

By Bronx Times

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News

Realtor associations announce merger and new offices on Williamsbridge Road

By Jason Cohen

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Soundview

NYCHA and HPD finalize agreement for construction of new affordable housing in Soundview

By Jason Cohen

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Heat season arrives in NYC: Here’s what you can do if you lose heating or hot water

By Bronx Times

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Westchester Square

CB11 to send letter asking for proposed men’s shelter to house families or women

By Jason Cohen

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Soundview

Developer unveils massive expansion for housing complex in Soundview

By Jason Cohen

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News

CB7 to submit letter to Landmarks Preservation Committee about proposed affordable housing in Fordham

By Jason Cohen

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New York Botanical Garden and Douglaston Development ink two long term ground leases for affordable housing

By Jason Cohen

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Movies

Charlotte Gardens eco-friendly development featured on Amazon Prime

By Jason Cohen

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Fordham

CB7 on the fence about affordable housing next to historic church in Fordham

By Jason Cohen

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Business

Small landlords in the Bronx complain of scamming tenants, ask housing courts to reopen

By Jason Cohen

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