Bidding adieu to the pied-à-terre tax, who gets hurt by rezonings, & more

How the real estate industry kept the pied-à-terre tax out of this year's New York state budget (The New York Times)

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Who gets displaced when a neighborhood is rezoned? A Queens council member wants answers (Qns.com)

Middlemen: A look at the companies that can get you a buyout of your rent-stabilized apartment (Gothamist)

The $2 billion redevelopment of the Lenox Hill Hospital campus on the UES includes 200 market-rate condos (Crain’s)

When longtime neighborhood bars close, it does far more than leave one less local hangout (Curbed)