Joe Restuccia

St. Benedict the Moor Church was one of the first houses of worship for black Catholics in the city.

The city promised two planned affordable buildings would have moderate-income housing, CB4 members said.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced plans to close the West 45th Street shelter at a town hall meeting.

"Trust us, we’re Related — our word’s solid," they said after razing rent-controlled units.

The owners of the now-defunct OUT Hotel are planning to "drastically" revamp the space.

False DOB filings have resulted in dozens of illegal demolitions throughout the district, CB4 maintains.

The new policy "violates" agreements developed as part of neighborhood rezonings, CB4 said in a letter.

The plan depends on the relocation of existing tenants from building to others within the project.

The fee, 1 percent of the property's worth, would go to the city instead of affordable housing.

Joe Restuccia has been working on housing issues in the neighborhood for more than three decades.

The old Slaughterhouse site at West 39th Street and 11th Ave. will become mixed-income apartments.

The new buildings could bring 210 affordable apartments to the area, along with 324 market-rate units.

The popular wine bar and market is set to leave its home at the end of September.

Artimus Construction wanted to bulldoze the playground for parking, but will now renovate it.

The authority would need to lease out the space, which locals want as a permanent home for the grocer.