Why NYC is a city of renters, a subway station in bloom, & more
The reopened 28th Street Station on the 6 line features mosaic murals by artist Nancy Blum.
A survey of NYC renters finds 66 percent plan to continue renting rather than buy their next apartment, and nearly 1 in 5 think that buying isn’t a smart move (StreetEasy)
The recently reopened 28th Street subway station on the 6 line is stunning, thanks to giant floral mosaics (Gothamist)
Before-and-after pictures of a makeover in Queens courtesy of the We Buy Ugly Houses company (Inman)
Proposed: A single, massive tower may replace seven, low-rise apartment buildings next to the elevated 7 line in Long Island City (Queens Crap)
NYC take note: A Chicago study found that rezonings raise housing prices and permits for new construction did not increase (Crain’s)
A giant development in Sunset Park that would have included a residential tower, as well as hotel and office building, is now on hold (Commercial Observer)
