A sad end to what was a great rebirth. St. Cecilia’s has an amazing collection of buildings, and it was nice to see some of them used for the benefit of the community.
[via Brownstoner]
The hulking steel skeleton of stalled development at Bedford and North 4th is back in play at bankruptcy court, as two developers fight for control of the property. The property had been tied up with urban renewal restrictions through 2009, though the current owner had proposed a deal to get out of those restrictions back in ’07 or ’08.
City closes a Bronx school after it finds elevated levels of trichloroethylene, a legacy of the industrial uses that occupied the property before it was a school.
From Curbed, 11 Broadway gets a new (tan) facade. The building is about halfway up, and Curbed reports that it is slated to open (possibly with a grocery store) towards the end of 2012.