Homeless shelter provider goes bankrupt, LIC's growing Asian population, & more

By Emily Myers| October 19, 2021 - 10:30AM

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Mounting debts and lawsuits for a provider of homeless shelters in the city results in the organization filing for bankruptcy (City Limits)

NYCHA preps for an extra-cold winter and says the number of heat outages was halved last year (Brownstoner)

Long Island City has a fast-growing Asian population, transforming the area’s restaurants, housing, and politics (The New York Times)

A portion of the broker commission earned through sales at Huxley in East Harlem will be donated to the local community—for a total of $101,000 (press release)

A sales launch at the twisting condo building Olympia in Dumbo gives buyers a glimpse of the building's interiors (Design Boom)

New York City wants Hart Island, long used as a burial site, to become a park (Bloomberg City)

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