Having to live in someone else’s shadow is one of the risks of being a New Yorker. Yet for untold thousands, this vexing state of affairs is literally true. In a city forever sprouting new buildings, the quest to reach higher often comes at the cost of stealing somebody else’s light.  Read more about light and air in today’s New York Times story.

On December 5, 2013, the Board of Directors of the Boston Redevelopment Authority approved a Notice of Project Change for Ink Block which provides for converting building no. 4 from rental to condominium.  The new condo building, known as “Sepia”, will contain 83 units and be located at the corner of Harrison Avenue and Traveler Street in the South End.  LaCasse Law, LCC is proud to serve as legal counsel to the developer for the permitting and zoning on this project.  Read more about Sepia in this Boston.com story.