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DocGo nabbed nearly $41M deal to run NYC migrant shelter - Vimarsana News

DocGo nabbed nearly $41M deal to run NYC migrant shelter

DocGo has been managing one New York City's largest migrant shelter sites at Austell Place in Long Island City since last September.

Source: nypost.com
Broker fee bill: Council members clash with real estate reps over whether tenants should still pay tab - Vimarsana News

Broker fee bill: Council members clash with real estate reps over whether tenants should still pay tab

City Council members clashed with representatives of the real estate industry at a Wednesday hearing on a bill aimed at relieving renters from having to pay

Source: amny.com
Congestion pricing: $15 BILLION in transit improvements in jeopardy after Hochul halts Manhattan toll plan - Vimarsana News

Congestion pricing: $15 BILLION in transit improvements in jeopardy after Hochul halts Manhattan toll plan

Gov. Kathy Hochul's eleventh-hour decision to halt New York's congestion pricing program put a big question mark on $15 billion in mass transit capital

Source: amny.com
Construction exec with mob ties sentenced for posing as woman-owned biz - Vimarsana News

Construction exec with mob ties sentenced for posing as woman-owned biz

Larry Wecker was sentenced to two to six years in prison on Tuesday for a litany of crimes including endangering his workers and pocketing millions while disguising his firm as woman-owned in order to draw lucrative carpentry contracts.

121 NYC hotels converted to migrant shelters despite concerns of cost squeeze on tourists - Vimarsana News

121 NYC hotels converted to migrant shelters despite concerns of cost squeeze on tourists

A staggering 121 New York City hotels accounting for more than 16,000 rooms have been taken off the market and converted into shelters for migrants -- raising concerns that the shrinkage in available rooms is contributing to higher room rates for tourists.

Source: nypost.com