NYFE Morning: October 30, 2026

Buildings with over 30 apartments are covered; those with 10 to 30 can opt in.

Sanitation crews began installing stationary trash containers in Brooklyn Heights on October 29, starting a rollout of more than 700 units across Community District 2.

Property managers will open the locked receptacles with a key card or smartphone app. DSNY expects the district’s installation work to finish by the end of fall.

Applications close November 11, with household size and earnings determining eligibility.

At 6-05 129th Street, two one-bedroom homes cost $2,200 a month and two larger units have $2,500 rents.

The one-bedroom annual income range runs from $84,103 to $198,510 for households of up to three people; two-bedroom limits run from $96,652 to $238,160 for two to five residents. The maximum varies with the number of occupants, and an asset limit also applies. Submit through Housing Connect by November 11.

The mall plaza between Barnes & Noble and Shake Shack is the proposed site.

Carmine Gualtieri plans to begin building Skate Staten Island this week, aiming to finish before November 13.

The project at Staten Island Mall pairs real ice with skate rentals, a restaurant and heated dining igloos. A chiller would keep the surface frozen, while a compact resurfacer would maintain it.