A condo battles back with a little-known City Charter provision.
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301 E. 66th St Used An Obscure Tool to Fight the New York Blood Center
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When an Artist-in-Residence Is Not an Artist
What happens when a non-artist moves into a zoned artists’ loft?
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Creating Revenue
In New York, where every square foot is valuable, here’s a way to create extra space.
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The Law: Blocked Signage
Signs may bring cash ... and trouble.
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