In today’s Amazon HQ2 news: An interactive map of where Long Island City’s thousands of new apartments will be located—which will likely be snapped up by the retailer's incoming employees (Curbed)
What retail apocalypse? Stores are doing well in Brooklyn neighborhoods where there’s been an influx of new apartments (New York Post)
A 104-unit condo tower is planned for the site of a former garage at 1049 Washington Ave. in the Bronx (The Real Deal)
How much do you know about the history of the Brooklyn Bridge? (StreetEasy)
New city council legislation would legalize throttle-assisted bikes, the kind that delivery cyclists use to bring your Kung Pao chicken (Gothamist)
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