1. Bronx’s long-shuttered High Bridge to get rehabbed as pedestrian promenade [NYDN]
2. Sukkah design contest to be held this fall in Union Square Park [WSJ]
3. Investors, banks making big bucks on charter school construction tax break [NYDN]
4. Mandarin Oriental condo sale over $6M could signal luxury market recovery [WSJ] and [WSJ]
5. As he packs for nearby rental, ex-AY holdout Daniel Goldstein “doesn’t regret any of it” [NYDN]
6. Locals slam proposed city-takeover of BPC [Downtown Express]
7. Kew Gardens activists step up fight to keep post office open [NYDN]
8. Teardowns becoming popular again in Connecticut [WSJ]
9. Downtown pol pushes for new NYU tower near WTC, not Greenwich Village [Downtown Express]
10. After controversial Sean Bell Way renaming, Jamaica changes street-naming rules [NYDN]
11. Curious architectural historian tracks down the woman who first slept in his apartment [NYT]
12. A community farm grows in Hunts Point [NYDN]