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“#New York Blood Center’s zoning change approved” Opponents of the New York Blood Center’s expansion plans vowed to keep fighting after the City Planning Commission approved a zoning change for the project. The commission’s 8-2 vote Wednesday would allow the Blood Center to tear down its East 67th Street building and replace it with a…
“#NYC button shop owner wins court fight over 6-inch land strip” This developer’s lawsuit is hanging by a thread. The elderly owner of a beloved Upper East Side button shop has won a court battle over a 6-inch strip of land that would have given a Big Apple real estate titan building rights in the…
“#Incompetent de Blasio team whiffs on $1 billion Bronx boost” If you thought Mayor de Blasio’s inept governance of our city couldn’t get any worse in his administration’s waning days, think again. A consortium of businesses working with the New York Yankees handed the city a $1 billion development plan for a blighted South Bronx neighborhood,…
“#Which are the Types of Business Models for EdTech Apps?” When it comes to developing an edtech app, there exist layers of confusion: What should the edtech app do? How should the edtech app make money? Who will be the target audience for the edtech app? Freemium or sponsored? Top-down or bottom-up? It is natural…
“#UES residents at war with NY Blood Center over building plans” The New York Blood Center is in a bruising battle with its Upper East Side neighbors over a proposed expansion that opponents say would dwarf area buildings and include a scary Bio Safety Level 3 lab to study dangerous microbes. The Blood Center, a…
“#Sensible court rulings enable NYC recovery” Common sense has broken out as loony anti-development “logic” lost in a key pair of court cases. Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Katherine Levine ruled that the city can move ahead with rezoning of an area near the Gowanus Canal after the Department of City Planning agreed to hold public…
“#HIPAA rules for healthcare app development” The mobile health market looks set to grow substantially over the next few years. After a welcome boost during the global COVID-19 pandemic, there’s demand for novel and innovative healthcare apps. Because most mobile health solutions handle sensitive patient data, they must comply with the relevant data protection legislation,…
“#Landmarks panel mustn’t kill historic district’s lifeline” “Without the museum, there is no historic district,” City Councilwoman Margaret Chin rightly told the Landmarks Preservation Commission in January in support of the plan to build at 250 Water Street in the South Street Seaport Historic District. The Howard Hughes Corp. would create a substantial endowment to…
“#Gotham mustn’t let the Gowanus building projects get shot down” If the city is to get growing again post-pandemic, major building projects need to be part of the picture. But the built-in favoritism for anti-development forces is so strong that even a project backed by a lefty like City Councilman Brad Lander can stall out…
“#Activists make last-ditch effort to chop 200 Amsterdam down to size” It ain’t over ‘til it’s over – especially not on the litigation-loving Upper West Side. Activists opposed to the soaring height of 52-story 200 Amsterdam Avenue at West 71st Street have made a last-ditch stab at making the developers chop twenty floors off the…