Celia Young
Senior Writer at Brick Underground
Writer at Freelance
Senior writer for @BrickU Words at @nytimes @commobserver @w42st @madison_mag @MKEBizJournal, ex-EIC of @TheBrandeisHoot Opinions are few and mine (s/h)
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brickunderground.com | Celia Young
Renovation By Celia Young | U.S. Customs and Border Protection collected $500 million in tariffs between April 5th and April 14th, according to CNBC. iStockThe Trump administration’s new tariffs on foreign goods have rattled the stock market, raised the risk of a recession, and triggered at least one lawsuit. Now, they’re coming for New York City’s real estate market.
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w42st.com | Celia Young
Just north of the controversial casino-and-office proposal at Hudson Yards sits an empty lot that could become home to nearly 3,000 apartments, including hundreds of affordable units, under a proposed rezoning from Manhattan Community Board 4 (MCB4).
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brickunderground.com | Celia Young
Affordable Housing By Celia Young | A rendering of the $416 million Inwood development, which has space for a supermarket on the first floor. Housing lottery applications are open for 281 rent-stabilized apartments at a new development in Inwood at the northern tip of Manhattan. Households that earn $38,400 to $154,080 are eligible to apply, depending on the number of people you live with. Rents start at $978 for a studio.
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brickunderground.com | Celia Young
Affordable Housing By Celia Young | The TPU investigates landlords who illegally deregulate units, overcharge renters, or otherwise violate the state’s rent-stabilization law. iStockTenants living in New York City’s rent-stabilized apartments are entitled to certain protections, including limits on rent increases and automatic lease renewals. But there are times landlords skirt the rules of rent stabilization.
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brickunderground.com | Celia Young
Non-Traditional Buyers By Celia Young | Tenants of 438 and 440 West 45th St. spoke in support of two bills that would give tenants, nonprofits, and community land trusts a shot at running their own buildings. Brick Underground/Celia YoungTenants of two Hell’s Kitchen buildings say they’d do a better job of running the properties than their landlord at a Saturday rally in support of a New York state bill that would let them do just that.
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I spent a year following a group of Indiana Jones cosplayers around New York City. My takeaway? Dudes rock. Read it in @TheNY_Groove https://t.co/fuBk4oFujF
Surprise FARE Act-fan: Gov. Kathy Hochul. Hochul throws her weight behind the FARE Act—which would require a landlord who hires an apartment broker to pay that broker—as the city defends the law from a REBNY suit seeking to stop its enforcement in June. https://t.co/MXMFrSeFQa
The Real estate lobby is suing to stop the FARE Act, but State law is on our side w/ @GovKathyHochul. https://t.co/0sltzl5R7X
It’s not just about late payments. The the confusion over whether federal funding will actually get delivered could have devastating impacts for Section 8 in NYC. My latest: https://t.co/1krJLcW6HI
