Emily Injeian

Dec 15, 2023 | themidtowngazette.com | Emily Injeian

Small Midtown theaters stay afloat with post-pandemic grants BY Several Midtown performing arts organizations received $10,000 grants, paid annually for the next two years, as part of a new program for small venues, which are often excluded from traditional funding.

Dec 11, 2023 | w42st.com | Phil O'Brien |Sarah Beling |Sandra Mangan |Emily Injeian

Skip to content Posted inNews One in ten rent-stabilized units are missing from landlords’ property tax bills since the pandemic. As business gets back to normal, the number of vanished registrations is growing.

Nov 21, 2023 | w42st.com | Emily Injeian

After a prolonged legal battle, tenants at 410 W46th Street who have lived in unsafe conditions for years now have something to celebrate.  On November 8, a housing court judge ruled that the situation at the Hell’s Kitchen building was dangerous to its tenants’ “life, health, and safety” — opening the doors for the Housing Preservation Department to appoint a special administrator to perform much-needed repairs and renovations.