Developer Who Demolished Graffiti Site in Queens May Still Have to Pay Artists The developer of the controversial site in Long Island City where graffiti art was destroyed in 2014 is back in court. By Guelda Voien
Afternoon Bulletin: 5Pointz Replacement Begins There will be two rental towers in place of what was once art on 22-44 Jackson Avenue in Long Island City. The buildings will be 41 and 47 stories high and will contain over one million square feet of floorspace. By Giulia Olsson
The Aging Ingenue of Neighborhoods: Long Island City Has Been on the Cusp for 30 Years All neighborhoods are somewhat in thrall to Manhattan, but Long Island City is haunted by it. By day, it’s noisy By Kim Velsey
5Pointz Backfire: Developer Blasted For Taking Back Building He Let Artists Use for Decades By Stephen Jacob Smith