Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Quasi-Rent Stabilization Ends at Gateway Plaza Affordability Protections Replaced by Ten-Year Cap on Rent Increases The Battery Park City Authority (BPCA) announced on Wednesday an agreement with the LeFrak Organization (operator of Gateway Plaza, the community’s largest residential complex) that will roll back affordability guarantees for the dwindling […]
Archives for July 2020
The BroadsheetDAILY ~ July 15 ~ Special Cay Governors Island Reopens for Truncated Season, as Momentous Decisions Loom
Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Special Cay Governors Island Reopens for Truncated Season, as Momentous Decisions Loom Governors Island Today (Wednesday, July 15), Governors Island will reopen for the summer season—a milestone originally scheduled for May 1, but delayed due to the pandemic coronavirus. The offerings at the park—which has come to be […]
The BroadsheetDAILY ~ Who Got What: Federal Loan Program Bails Out Local Small (and Not-So-Small) Businesses
Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Who Got What: Battery Park City Federal Loan Program Bails Out Local Small (and Not-So-Small) Businesses The Museum of Jewish Heritage (Editor’s Note: This is the first in an occasional series of stories detailing the impact of federal bailout funds on Lower Manhattan businesses.) The federal Paycheck Protection […]
The BroadsheetDAILY ~ July 10 ~ Finalists Announced in Design Competition to Improve Pedestrian Access to Brooklyn Bridge
Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Higher, Wider, Handsomer Finalists Announced in Design Competition to Improve Pedestrian Access to Brooklyn Bridge On some weekends, as many as 15,000 pedestrians and 3,600 cyclists compete with each other and souvenir vendors for as little as 10 feet of width on the deck of the Brooklyn Bridge, […]
The BroadsheetDAILY ~ July 6 ~ Lawn Gone
Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Active in the BPC community since 1994 Barbara.Ireland@Sothebys.Realty Department of Defense 4th of July flyover Photo: Karl Weintraub Lawn Gone Open Space Advocate Wants City Hall Park Returned to Community The Occupy City Hall encampment at Chambers and Centre Streets. A local advocate for Lower Manhattan open spaces […]
Lights, Camera, Violation Local Traffic Monitoring Device is Part of City-Wide Expansion
Lower Manhattan’s Local News View as Webpage Lights, Camera, Violation Local Traffic Monitoring Device is Part of City-Wide Expansion A work crew installs a new traffic monitoring device at the corner of West and West Thames Streets. Lower Manhattan residents may soon be slightly safer, if lighter in the pocket, thanks to a new traffic […]