A brand new affordable housing development in the Morris Heights section of The Bronx is…
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Two years ago, ‘Fordham Landing’ was proposed as a massive redevelopment of the Harlem River…
When Nilka Martell, a local Bronx resident and founder of Loving The Bronx, first mentioned…
And women shall lead them. Yesterday’s elections in New York City were historic on many…
As October quickly comes to a close, so do your chances to catch Kusama’s works…
As Americans across the country continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, many may not realize…
Bally’s gambling complex proposal at the former Trump Links in Throggs Neck relies on getting state approval to alienate parkland, but lacks local leaders’ support as the legislative session winds down. By…
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Ribbon cutting ceremony held for nation’s first basketball high school in The Bronx
While The Bronx may not have created it, the borough can now lay claim to being the home of the country’s first-ever basketball high school. Opened on August 30th of this year, the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School held its ribbon-cutting ceremony yesterday attended by local elected officials and even NBA commissioner Adam Silver.…
Lottery now open for affordable apartments as low as $865 a month for 1 bedroom in the South Bronx
Another lottery has opened, this time in a brand new development in the Foxhurst neighborhood of the South Bronx. The Bryant, located at 1115 Bryant Avenue at E 165th Street is a brand new development constructed on an empty lot owned by NYCHA which has a small development across the street. At eight stories in…
Direct connection by ferry and rail is needed between The Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn
Almost 7 million of New York City’s 8.8 million residents live within The Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens accounting for almost 80% of the population of America’s largest city yet there is no direct, and efficient form of transportation connecting these places other than by car. While Manhattan is the traditional core of the city, since…
The gentrification and luxury takeover of the South Bronx waterfront
Third at Bankside, the Bronx’s most expensive private development in history coming in at just under a billion at $950 million, will begin leasing this November with the first move-ins expected this December at the first phase of the development. Located at the foot of the Third Avenue Bridge at 2401 Third Avenue, the development,…
Bronx community rallies around street vendor who had her food confiscated and thrown away
Residents, elected officials, and activists from across The Bronx and New York City are outraged at how a local street vendor was treated by the New York Police Department and Sanitation Department last week when she couldn’t produce a vending permit last week at her produce stand at Pelham Parkway and White Plains Road. When…
Last chance to apply for brand new apartments as low as $375 a month in Soundview
SOUNDVIEW—The lottery for truly affordable residential units at a brand new development is soon drawing to a close. Back in August, New York City’s Housing Connect launched a lottery for a brand new development with 283 units spread across three buildings in the Soundview area of the borough. 1755 Watson Avenue LLC is truly a…