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About that flood insurance; city preps for second wave of temp housing crisis, and more

by Ronda Kaysen | 11/12/12 - 8:54 AM

443 residential and commercial buildings remain uninhabitable in Lower Manhattan (Crain's)
In some areas of Manhattan, Sandy might be old news, but it's still misery in other neighborhoods: A harrowing tale of two cities (Capital)
The ins and outs of flood insurance (New York Times)
And btw, that mini-storage unit you rented might have flooded (New York Mag)
A few more short-term post-Sandy housing options (UrbanEdge; previously)
Prepping for second surge of temp housing seekers, federal and city officials hatch plan with NYC landlords, developers (NY Times)
Couch-surfing etiquette for Sandy victims (DNAinfo; previously)
How to thank the neighbors who hurricane-proofed your place while you were on vacation (UrbanBaby)
Closings delayed by Sandy made worse by nervous banks (New York Times; previously)
Lots of new fancy pants condos coming to UES (The Real Deal)
....and boring brownstones are being replaced with sparkly glass and aluminum (New York Times)
Liz Lemon and Don Draper have way more believable pads than Friends (PadBlogger)

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