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Foreclosures halted again, quaranting with roommates you hate, & more

By Jennifer White Karp | June 26, 2020 - 10:30AM 

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New guidance from a New York judge says no foreclosures can happen for now unless the property is empty or abandoned (The Real Deal)

Quaranting is a nightmare when you hate your two passive-aggressive roommates (New York Magazine)

Mayor Bill de Blasio says New York City appears on track to enter Phase 3 on July 6th (abc7)

The NYC Parks Department reopened Jackie Robinson Park in Harlem after a $4.7 million renovation (amNewYork) 

A South Shore developer is suing in order to move ahead on a plan to build over 160 houses at the former site of a 1900s Catholic retreat on Staten Island (The City)

A modern-rustic IKEA kitchen gets its style from custom cabinet fronts (Remodelista)

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