Morning Links: Mortgage Fight at 1414 A of A; Illegal Loft Living Goes Mainstream

Illegal until last month, artist loft living goes conformist; gets rent protections. (NYT) Sign Up For Our Daily Newsletter Sign

Illegal until last month, artist loft living goes conformist; gets rent protections. (NYT)

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There’s an inter-neighborhood brawl in the Bronx over what to name a new school. (NYT)

A mortgage sale at 1414 Sixth portends a fight between purchaser Peter Cohen and building owner Norman Sturner. (WSJ)

The NFL will drop its space by about 15 percent when it moves to 345 Park Avenue, a move meant to trim fat. (WSJ)

Steve Cuozzo has some healthy skepticism about the Port Authority’s two pending deals at the World Trade Center site. (NYP)

A group trying to build a large assisted housing building in Chelsea may have skirted zoning rules. (NYP)

The Daily News finds some shoppers happy about Target opening in East Harlem. (NYDN).

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Morning Links: Mortgage Fight at 1414 A of A; Illegal Loft Living Goes Mainstream