Cars will be banned from three Harlem streets this week as the city Department of Transportation works to open dozens of miles of streets to pedestrians to aid with social distancing, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday. Continue Reading →
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Harlem Councilman Bill Perkins Taken Into The Hospital For Evaluation
Harlem City Councilman Bill Perkins, a mainstay in the neighborhood’s political set for two decades, was taken brought in for evaluations Thursday and transported to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation, police sources said. Continue Reading →
The King William’s Hotel In Central, Harlem, New York 1901-1924
It’s the first year of the 20th century, with the Harlem Horse & Wagon Transit intersection looking north at the King William’s Hotel, at Lenox Avenue and St. Nicholas Avenues at 112th Street in Harlem, NY, 1901-1924. Continue Reading →
Rats! Harlem One Of The Most Rat-Infested Areas
Patch reports that rodents have invaded some areas more deeply than others. An interactive map shows the most rat-infested neighborhoods in the five boroughs. Continue Reading →
Congratulations, LPC Designated A Historic District In Central Harlem
Today, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) designated the Central Harlem – West 130-132nd Streets Historic District.
KeyBank Provides $5.2M In Financing For Affordable Housing Property In Harlem
Rebusiness Online reports that KeyBank Community Development Lending & Investment has provided $5.2 million acquisition financing for Grand Crossing, an affordable housing property located in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
Central Harlem Leads City In Rate Of Noise Complaints
Patch reports that Central Harlem had the highest rate of noise complaints in New York City between 2010 and 2015, according to a new report by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli. Continue Reading →
Azimuth Development Plans 30-Unit Building And Church In Central Harlem
The Real Deal reports that Azimuth Development Group is planning a mixed-use building with 30 residential units and a church in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
