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Bronx Artists: Apply For A $200K Public Art Commission

The city has issued a Request For Expression of Interest (RFEI) for a $200,000 public art commission for The Bronx’s new 40th Precinct scheduled to be completed by 2020. Those interested in applying should do so no later than March 31st. Also, The Bronx Culture Collective will be holding an orientation session this Tuesday, March 14th…

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New Renderings Revealed For Somerset Partners and Chetrit Gentrification Towers in The South Bronx

PORT MORRIS—Renderings for three-25 story residential towers planned for 101 Lincoln Avenue directly across from Mott Haven Bar and Grill and at the foot of the Third Avenue Bridge have been revealed.  826 market rate apartments will be spread across the 3 towers along the waterfront joining the other 3 at 2401 Third Avenue which…

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How to Survive a Plague | Screening + Q&A with David France

Wednesday, March 8th, 7PM-9:30PM at The Bronx Documentary Center: How To Survive A Plague is the story of two coalitions— ACT UP New Yorkand TAG (Treatment Action Group)—whose activism and innovation turned AIDS from a death sentence into a manageable condition. Despite having no scientific training, these self-made activists infiltrated the pharmaceutical industry and helped identify promising…

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South Bronx Sees Biggest Increase in 1 Bedroom Rents in NYC as Overall Rents Drop 9.1% Across the City

Recently Zumper.com reached out to us with data showing how rents for 1 bedroom apartments had dropped 9.1% across NYC typically hot neighborhoods such as Williamsburg, LIC, Hell’s Kitchen, and the West Village.  But that isn’t the case for South Bronx neighborhoods of Hunts Point, Melrose, Mott Haven which saw over 11% increase in similar 1 bedroom…

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