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FEMA doesn't get the NYC rental market, your mortgage tax deduction could soon be history, and more
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- Fixing the budget deficit could mean yanking mortgage interest deduction from 'high income' households (The New York Times)
- Flood insurance rate jump coming in January--and could double or triple when new flood maps are released (NY Times)
- Your broker would totally hate you if you dropped him for a lawyer (Malcolm Carter)
- Your neighbors are richer than you, or maybe it's all in your head (Business Insider)
- Living near a Superfund is even scarier after a super storm (Brooklyn Paper)
- ...especially if you still don't have power back (Daily News)
- Huge, post-Sandy jump in hypothermia, carbon monoxide exposure (NY Times)
- Some people actually think it's possible to make living on the G line better... (Brokelyn)
- ...and some buyers don't mind bat cave kitchens (NY Times)
- FEMA totally doesn't get the NYC rental market (Daily News)
- The Commissions Are Coming! Cuomo appoints three new task forces to ready NY for the next Sandy (NY Observer)
- Get a shag carpet and other ways to warm your apt for winter (amNew York)
- Prefab living soon possible in Brooklyn (The Real Deal)
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