Port Morris
Stalled funds stymie vision to revitalize South Bronx waterfront
The city allocated $2.75M for the Haven Project, but the funds remain stuck with the wrong agency
Port Morris and Mott Haven rents rose the most in NYC this fall
They’re far from the city’s priciest neighborhoods, but had its fastest-growing rents.
The Bronx’s largest private development ever will break ground within a month
Somerset Partners and Chetrit Group’s Harlem River-fronting development is expected to span 1.3 million square feet and have 1,300 apartments.
New York’s most and least affordable neighborhoods
Going in on which of the city’s neighborhoods are most affordable and least affordable in relation to their median household incomes.
These award-winning proposals will tackle the city's public space inequity
The Design Trust for Public Space’s Public for All winners will address need in the city’s public plazas and provide South Bronx residents a forum in the development of underutilized city-owned land.
Will surge in South Bronx development erase the affordable waterfront?
Part of a decades-long trend, this recent example of riverfront real estate growth leaves local residents worried about a tide of new arrivals.
South Bronx waterfront park moves forward with City Council funds
They’re part of the overall Haven Project, put together by the Bette Middler-created non-profit group, New York Restoration Project. The plan envisions the revitalization of Mott Haven and Port Morris through increased waterfront access.
What $1,900 Rents in The Bronx
In this week's edition of Curbed Comparisons, we're looking at apartments asking around $1,900 in Bronx neighborhoods like Port Morris, Spuyten Duyvil, and Kingsbridge Heights. Which one would you choose? Cast your vote!