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If you take a walk down almost any NYC residential avenue across the 5 boroughs, you see millions of square feet of prime urban real estate handed over to a single private use. Row after row of private automobiles sit parked bumper-to-bumpe...
If you take the Long Island Rail Road forty minutes east of Penn Station, or hop on Metro-North heading north past the Bronx, the urban density drops off a cliff.
As soon as you cross the municipal boundary into Nassau or Westchester Count...
Walk down almost any residential block in the East Village, Crown Heights, or Washington Heights, and you will notice. Windows remain dark year after year. Steel grates hang over ground-floor doors. Up on the top floor, an apartment sits en...
Each month when you pay NYC rent, you got a line item that pays for the lobby heating, the superintendent's salary, and the landlord's mortgage. Tucked inside that check is another payment, buried behind complex municipal accounting. You ar...
The cops only control who goes to jail tonight. The maps control who gets to live here tomorrow, who pays the tax bill, and who gets squeezed until your marrow turns into quarterly dividend yield.
For forty years, we’ve been fed a specific...
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