These NYC neighborhoods see homeowners stay put the longest — and the shortest: study

by mgall74 | Dec 4, 2025 | News

[ad_1] New Yorkers may be famous for sticking it out — but not all boroughs hold residents equally long.  A new analysis from PropertyShark shows homeowners kept their properties for an average of about 11 years before selling in 2025. However, the picture changes...

NYC Ferry route redesign coming in December following ridership boom

by mgall74 | Nov 14, 2025 | News

[ad_1] Ferry big changes are coming. NYC Ferry routes will be operating with major changes starting Dec. 8 — including combined routes with new stops — as part of an new “optimized” ferry plan designed to carry more New Yorkers between boroughs. NYC Ferry routes will...

Queens Democrat Party snubs own Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani — refuses to endorse him for NYC mayor

by mgall74 | Nov 2, 2025 | News

[ad_1] The Queens Democratic Party leadership has snubbed one of its own — refusing to endorse Dem city mayoral nominee and borough Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani before Tuesday’s election. “We have a lot of Democrats in Queens who do not support Mamdani,” Democratic...

Nearly 3K cases of animal cruelty were reported in NYC over a decade: ASPCA

by mgall74 | May 3, 2025 | News

[ad_1] New Yorkers are more likely to report abuse and neglect against dogs than they are of cruelty against cats, according to data in a new report to be released by the ASPCA on May 5. Of the 2,783 animal abuse cases reported to the ASPCA and the NYPD between 2013...

This newly listed Brooklyn penthouse looks out to every city borough, every major landmark — and even the tri-state area

by mgall74 | Mar 4, 2025 | News

[ad_1] Move on over, Empire State Building — this Brooklyn penthouse might just snag the crown for New York City’s ultimate vantage point.  Perched atop the Domino complex in Williamsburg, the tallest tower in the trendy Brooklyn neighborhood, this sky-high stunner at...