••• “Market-rate renters are getting the short end of the stick with the trend of converting plush Manhattan rental buildings to condos,” including 22 River Terrace, which a reader points out is being marketed as River & Warren and changing its address to 212 Warren. —New York Daily News

••• “After a long and contentious debate, residents of affordable housing complex Southbridge Towers have voted […] to turn their subsidized co-op into market-rate apartments, a decision that will likely allow residents to sell their units for upwards of $1 million.” —DNAinfo

••• “A burglar stole nearly $5,000 in cash from […] Distilled during an overnight break-in last week.” —DNAinfo

••• Dr. Veronica Ruelas of Artsee on Goldman Alley “is traveling around the world several times each year to provide free optometric services to impoverished residents of developing nations.” —Broadsheet

••• Untapped Cities looks into the Toynbee Tiles.

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