Kingsbridge
Bronx’s Kingsbridge Armory redevelopment may finally move forward with lease transfer
Once a $108 million loan from the state is formalized, the city will hand the lease over to the developers.
New York City’s public libraries need $1.1B for crucial upgrades
A new joint report by the city’s public library systems calls for $150 million in funding from the city.
What $1,450 gets you in NYC right now
See what $1,450/month rents you in Bed-Stuy, Inwood, Forest Hills, and more.
NYC libraries await fixes for four years on average, report finds
Projects undertaken by the city’s Department of Design and Construction are delayed by bureaucratic red tape.
Truce proposed for embattled Kingsbridge Ice Center plan
The judge asked that the city consider handing over the lease on the property to the developers on the condition that they secure the funding for the first phase of construction by February 2017.
Kingsbridge Ice Center Developers Reject City's Compromise Offer
The city offered a 99-year lease, but with certain conditions
Kingsbridge Ice Center Developers Sue City For Delaying Armory Redevelopment
This isn't the first lawsuit relating to the project. In 2014, a group of co-developers had tried, albeit unsuccessfully, to wrest control of the project from current lead developer Kevin E. Parker. This lawsuit will further delay the redevelopment.
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!
Kingsbridge Ice Center Deal In Danger of Falling Apart
Squabbles between the state and the developers on one side, and the city on the other, has prevented the project from moving forward. The development firm has until April 25 to secure the requisite funds amounting to $158 million.