1. Tony’s Famous Pizzeria getting booted from Fulton Street to make way for Shake Shack [Brooklyn Paper]
2. Andre Balazs “particularly proud” of the Standard [Mediabistro]
3. FDNY raids and shutters several Bushwick rave sites [Post]
4. Six years after Corcoran agents failed undercover discrimination tests, housing segregation still rampant in NYC [NYDN]
5. Dog-sitting service opens at the South Street Seaport [NYT, 1st item]
6. Building Fashion pop-up “half-pipe” shop under the High Line opens [Racked]
7. A look at how small businesses are faring in Astoria [NYT]
8. Wave of lawsuits nationwide accuse banks of foreclosing despite loan modifications [AP via NPR]
9. One family starts over after being rendered homeless by apartment building fire [NYT]
10. New documentary by Josef Astor follows the evictions of Carnegie Hall artists [NYDN]
11. New York ad firm Grey Group builds European-style open-air terrace at 200 Fifth Avenue offices [WSJ]