Evening Links: Uniqlo to 34th? Landmarks on the Island

By August 10, 2010 10:04 pm
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The Transit Workers Union says it won a contract to run a dollar van route in Brooklyn, and will employ laid-off bus drivers. (WSJ)

Staten Island forever! The island gets two new landmarks. (NYT)

SEE ALSO: D.C.’s Neighborhood Development Company Closing Up Shop After 25 Years

Macy’s may get a new competitor across the street: Uniqlo (TRD)

Greg David is not a big fan of commercial rent control. (Crain’s)

The city has a plan to redo Fordham Plaza. (Crain’s)

A look at a subway access point that looks like a house. (Curbed)

Neighborhood Development Company CEO Adrian Washington and a rendering of the project at 3200 Rhode Island Avenue NE, in Mount Rainier, Md.
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