Path to recovery begins after massive 5-alarm fire in University Heights
The Department of Buildings has issued a full vacate order for eight structures.
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28m agoBusiness owners say at least six storefronts are now set for demolition after the devastating fire in University Heights Thursday.
The Department of Buildings has issued a full vacate order for eight structures.
The FDNY says fire crews faced delays due to a car blocking a hydrant, further complicating efforts to put out the five-alarm fire.
Local leaders say recovery could take months or years, but business owners remain hopeful.