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A busload of protesters from Brooklyn and the Bronx marched up a quiet Greenwich, Conn., road in June 2016 toward a sprawling white colonial house owned by the city's largest affordable-housing developer. Unfurled in front of them was a black banner on which was written, with no hint of irony, "Ron Moelis = Gentrification King."

The price of being the king of...

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The Purge of New York

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Vampire Squids and the Mayors Who Love Them | Village Voice

Vampire Squids and the Mayors Who Love...

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community land trusts

by Kathleen Ma
13 blocks • 5 hours ago

Don Falk can see the fallout from his window. Mr. Falk is the chief executive of the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, an affordable-housing developer in San Francisco's impoverished Tenderloin district. Directly across the street from his office sits a new project, a rising eight-story building that will have 113 units, a third of those set aside to serve the city's swelling homeless population.

Tax Overhaul Is a Blow to...

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From President Obama's farewell and Donald Trump's inauguration to North Korea's missile plans and Germany's looming election, national and international stories dominate our collective anticipation for what 2017 will hold. But this will also be a newsworthy year for the New York City neighborhoods that have been targeted for a rezoning as part of the mayor's plan to build and preserve 200,000 units of affordable housing.

Where Mayor de Blasio's Rezoning...

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