Yankees backlash … and more

1. Critics are outraged that the Yankees want another $350 million in public financing for their new stadium [NYDN]
2. More on the DOB threatening to bar architect Robert Scarano from filing construction plans [NYT]
3. A look at Priscilla Almodovar, chief of the New York State Housing Finance Agency [NYT]
4. More on William Macklowe taking over the family business from Harry Macklowe [NYT]
5. State Senate Republican majority leader Joseph Bruno, in a surprise twist, opposes a property tax cap [Sun]
6. A review of the setting of the new Ikea in Brooklyn [Sun]
7. Times Square has outgrown its pioneering Virgin Megastore [AMNY]
8. A 400-car garage is coming to Hell’s Kitchen [Streetsblog]
9. Another hotel is coming to Gowanus, at 611 DeGraw Street, between Third and Fourth avenues [Brooklyn Paper]
10. Renderings of a Karl Fischer-designed, 12-story development on Brooklyn’s Fourth Avenue have been warmly received [Brooklyn Paper]
11. The rezoning of the front gardens in Carroll Gardens probably won’t happen fast enough to affect a controversial Smith Street development [Brooklyn Paper]
12. Civic groups want an end to self-certification and other Buildings Department reforms [Gowanus Lounge]
13. Can Gov. Paterson handle the truth about delays at the World Trade Center? [Post]
14. The demolition of the former Deutsche Bank building is still on hold [Downtown Express]