2/2 “We don’t know who is going to live here, but isn’t it wonderful that new people are going to move in?” … But we know very well who’s going to live there. It’s rich people. … this idea that market-rate developments will lead to equitable housing outcomes is a fantasy.

Steven Fulop This was a naturalistic, wooded trail in a beloved urban oasis. You put in a wide paved road after removing every plant and tree. Here is what you destroyed. Stop congratulating yourself for desecrating a green space.

Steven Fulop This paving project is exactly what we were afraid of, and what your administration had promised *not* to do when trail work started in 2021. Three years later you did it anyway a few weeks after canceling your “ribbon-cutting.”

Paradise lost: Reservoir group says Jersey City is stripping urban oasis of all that makes it special nj.com/hudson/2024/07… City of Jersey City Reservoir No. 3 Steven Fulop New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection

Shane Zige Zage Banovichi Steven Fulop But that’s not what happened here. The Kushners received an unprecedentedly generous tax abatement 10 year ago from our Gentrifier-in-Chief. Regular homeowners like me will subsidize these towers long into retirement. Jersey City - “Helping The Rich Get Richer.”

there have always been groups pushing for more affordable housing and tenant protections. the main intervention of the YIMBY movement has been to center market-based solutions to the housing crisis, with an ambiguous and often hostile relationship to left housing policies

Couldn’t be happier that the NJ Supreme Court will be reviewing Chief of Staff John Minella’s handiwork as Chair of the Redistricting Commission.

On the lookout for this beauty here in JC @jerseycitybirds

brutal day After 157 years of keeping Hudson County informed, The Jersey Journal to close in 2025 - nj.com nj.com/hudson/2024/10…

Trump goes full Turkmenistan dictator with a drone show in honor of himself in Florida.

Re: Delaney Hall. The law on this is complicated!

This is why midtown Manhattan is one of the cheapest places to live in the world