Hundreds of small buildings may be overtaxed, a legal battle over a leaning tower, & more
NYC could be mistakenly overtaxing hundreds of small buildings (The Real Deal)
A leaning tower near South Street Seaport has sparked a legal fight between a contractor and developer with claims of an off-kilter foundation (Commercial Observer)
Developers have been given the go-ahead to demolish the building that once housed Landmark’s Sunshine Cinema on the Lower East Side (Crains via Curbed NY)
A dozen vacant lots in Bedford-Stuyvesant will eventually be the site of a 14-story, low-income housing complex with an urban farm (Curbed NY)
New Yorkers get a glimpse at subway modernization with the MTA's new tap card system—we just can't use it yet (Gothamist)
The owner of NYC's $238 million penthouse, Ken Griffin, gifted $25 million to the Shed, the cultural center at Hudson Yards (The Real Deal)