The Round-Up: Wednesday

Rangel Shrugs Off Controversy; Announces Preservation of 400 Subsidized Apartments in Harlem Not Rented by Him [NY Times] Sign Up

Rangel Shrugs Off Controversy; Announces Preservation of 400 Subsidized Apartments in Harlem Not Rented by Him [NY Times]

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Council Looks to Fine Stores That Blast Air-Conditioners And Leave Their Doors Open [NY Times]

Glass That Fell From BOA Tower Yesterday Weighed 1,500 Pounds, Injured Two [NY Times]

Slow Market Has Many Developers Seeking Spot Rezonings [NY Times]

Tenants, Owners Want City to Clarify What Constitutes a Demolish Rent-Stabilized Building [NY Times]

Banks Selling Off Foreclosed Homes as Stocks Dip Over Housing Worries [WSJ]

A Quarter of U.S. Homes Sold at a Loss in The Past Year, Says Zillow [AP via NY Daily News]

Some Council Members Get Special Parking Privileges [NY Daily News]

Majority of Council Members Tell Mayor the Willets Point Plan is No Good [NY Daily News]

Software Glitch Allowed Scammers to Steal Hundreds of Thousands From the MTA [NY Post]

Disney Close to Signing a Lease for a Times Square Flagship [NY Post]

Friends And Foes of Willets Point Plan Will Square Off Today [NY Sun]

Some Believe the Chinatown/LES Rezoning is Racist [Metro]

The Round-Up: Wednesday