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Devin Gannon

Devin Gannon

Senior Editor at 6sqft

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6 Brooklyn rentals with incredible outdoor space

From Williamsburg to Brighton Beach, Brooklyn rentals are offering waterfront esplanades, private parks, rooftop pools, and open-air sky lounges, meeting a need New Yorkers have for fresh air and community.
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Manhattan’s Little Red Lighthouse is getting a makeover

The Historic House Trust of New York City announced plans to restore the Little Red Lighthouse, a landmark in Washington Heights made famous by the 1942 children's book.
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Brooklyn landlord will return Crown Heights building to rent stabil...

A Brooklyn landlord will return all units in his Crown Heights apartment building to rent stabilization as part of the first settlement reached under a new state program. New York Attorney General Letitia James on Monday announced that John Anderson will provide every tenant of his building at 1075 Dean Street with rent-stabilized leases and
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New York legislation would require disclosure for AI-edited real es...

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Explore how ‘The Odyssey’ is depicted in art at the Met

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How New York City plans to crack down on illegal e-bikes and scooters

More than a dozen new bills will be introduced in the New York City Council this fall that aim to curb illegal electric bikes and scooters, one week after a 17-year-old riding an illegal motorized bike was hit and killed by an SUV. Speaker Julie Menin and several other council members announced plans to hold
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NYC auctions off ‘Champions Way’ street sign from Knicks championsh...

The city is auctioning off one "Champions Way" sign that hung on Broadway during the ticker-tape parade celebrating the 2026 NBA champs.
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Macy's giant shopping bag sign is removed, revealing 100-year-old b...

The giant shopping bag sign proclaiming Macy's Herald Square as "The World's Largest Store" was removed over the weekend, revealing a 100-year-old building that had been hidden for decades.
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Mamdani announces major expansion of NYC coastal resilience bureau ...

The Bureau of Coastal Resilience was established by the Department of Environmental Protection in 2023 to prepare and protect New York City's 520 miles of coastline. Since then, the agency has managed with six staff members and a budget of $1 million. As the threat of climate change, along with rising sea levels and extreme