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About that flood insurance; city preps for second wave of temp housing crisis, and more

Published November 12, 2012 (over 13 years ago) · Updated 3 months ago
About that flood insurance; city preps for second wave of temp housing crisis, and more
  • 443 residential and commercial buildingsremain uninhabitable in Lower Manhattan(Crain's)
  • In some areas of Manhattan, Sandy might be old news, but it's still misery in other neighborhoods: A harrowing tale of two cities (Capital)
  • The ins and outs of flood insurance(New York Times)
  • And btw, that mini-storage unit you rented might have flooded(New York Mag)
  • A few more short-term post-Sandy housing options (UrbanEdge;previously)
  • Prepping for second surge of temp housing seekers, federal and city officials hatch plan with NYC landlords, developers(NY Times)
  • Couch-surfing etiquette for Sandyvictims (DNAinfo;previously)
  • How to thank the neighbors who hurricane-proofed your place while you were on vacation(UrbanBaby)
  • Closings delayed by Sandymade worse by nervous banks (New York Times;previously)
  • Lots of new fancy pants condos coming to UES(The Real Deal)
  • ....and boring brownstones are being replacedwith sparkly glass and aluminum (New York Times)
  • Liz Lemon and Don Draper have way more believable pads than Friends(PadBlogger)
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