Google's NYC expansion, losing NYCHA units, & more

By Emily Myers | December 18, 2018 - 11:00AM

Google has confirmed its NYC expansion into 1.7 million-square-foot of space in Hudson Square (Gothamist)

Two UES churches are at the center of Manhattan real estate deals involving a church expansion with more children's services plus accommodation for Weill Cornell medical students (Crain's)

A loss of NYCHA units would hit the city hard and displace thousands of New Yorkers (Curbed NY)

Brooklyn Heights residents fear an uptick in toxic fumes if traffic is rerouted to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade during the BQE's renovation (Brooklyn Daily Eagle)

Two Bronx landlords are being taken to court for denying tenants gas for cooking for more than a year and refusing to fix broken elevators and a leaking roof (press release)

Co-op and Condo owners will see marginally lower tax rates in 2019 (Habitat Magazine)

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