The Wrap: Hudson Valley hotel threatens $500 bad review fee, reviving NYC’s neglected public spaces … and more

Plans are in the works to revamp the New York State Pavilion, originally constructed for the 1964-65 world’s fair.
Plans are in the works to revamp the New York State Pavilion, originally constructed for the 1964-65 world’s fair.

1. Hudson Valley hotel slammed for threatening $500 bad review fee [The Guardian]
2. How to revive NYC’s neglected public spaces [Inhabitat]
3. Forest City Ratner/Greenland’s Pacific Park is deceptive: OPINION [Atlantic Yards Report]
4. D.C.’s walkable urban spaces outdo their NYC counterparts [NYO]
5. Former Fannie Mae employer sentenced to 15 months in prison for soliciting illegal broker kickbacks [LA Times]
6. Three six-story buildings coming to Greenpoint’s Box Street [Crain’s]
7. Sunset Park residents up in arms over missing green space [Crain’s]
8. Turning Gotham’s waste into renewable energy [Inhabitat]

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Julie Strickland