Rivington House: Mayor’s Plan to Reform Deed Restrictions and Offer of $16 Million to LES

Here are links to a number of articles on the Mayor’s announcement.

The Daily News

Curbed

The Lo-Down

The New York Times

Politico

The Real Deal

The Wall Street Journal (subscription)

We had 200 beds – that’s 200 ‘homes’ for elders and the disabled or those in need of skilled nursing care. We have elders in need for nursing home care – right now.

Bob Humber spoke at the Press Conference and said: “I spent many decades making this park safe and helping children here.  I thought that when the time came and I needed help, when I could no longer work in the park, that I would still be able to look out and see my garden.”

We hold to our resolve: Return the Building to the public for its intended purpose, in perpetuity, as a health care facility.

If we can build luxury stadiums by moving poor people’s parks in the Bronx and middle class homes and small businesses in Brooklyn – we can fix this.

 

 

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