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LATEST NEWS

Second ferry stop added in The Bronx, now we need a direct ferry to Queens & Brooklyn

Last week Tuesday, December 28, the Soundview Ferry line was officially extended to Throggs Neck adding a much-needed transportation alternative to a transit-starved area at Ferry Point Park. For commuters in the area, the trek to Wall Street, where the ferry line ends, can take over 90 minutes by bus and subway as there is…

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Apply for brand new affordable apartments in The Bronx starting at $396/mo

The blight once known as Spofford Juvenile Detention center in the Hunts Point neighborhood of The Bronx is no more and in its place a massive 740 unit, four building mixed-use development is rising. Located at 720 Tiffany Street, now, the first building at The Peninsula, as the development is called, is accepting applications for…

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Apply for Brand New Apartments in Morris Heights Starting at $947/mo

A brand new affordable housing development in the Morris Heights section of The Bronx is now accepting applications for sixty of its units. Called Jerome Avenue Apartments, the development is located at 1769 Jerome Avenue at 176th Street, directly in front of the 176th Street Station on the 4 line, and is yet another development…

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Plans filed for mega $2 Billion development in The Bronx

Two years ago, ‘Fordham Landing’ was proposed as a massive redevelopment of the Harlem River Waterfront in The Bronx directly south of the University Heights Bridge at Fordham Road that would bring thousands of residential units to the area. Now, the developer has filed plans for the first building in the development which would rise…

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Dream to cap the Cross Bronx steps closer to reality as Schumer visits to support plan

When Nilka Martell, a local Bronx resident and founder of Loving The Bronx, first mentioned to people that the Cross Bronx Expressway should be capped to create more parkland and re-stitch the communities it severed so long ago, people said she was crazy for thinking it could ever happen. She, like thousands of Bronxites who…

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The Bronx Makes History as Women Win Majority of City Council Seats

And women shall lead them. Yesterday’s elections in New York City were historic on many fronts. Democrat Eric Adams easily beat out Curtis Sliwa for major and will become America’s largest city’s second Black mayor in history. On a more local level, Democrat Vanessa Gibson sailed to victory and will become the first female and…

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