MIDTOWN — Two years ago, real estate developer Don Peebles was making calls to get African-American friends and business associates to throw their support and money behind the rising mayoral campaign of Public Advocate Bill de Blasio. "De Blasio was pointing out what all New Yorkers saw, not necessarily a 'Tale of Two Cities,' but a tremendous disparity economically," said Peebles, 55, who considered de Blasio a friend. "As an African-American, I saw that as a very critical i

Multi-millionaire real estate developer R. Donahue Peebles' vision of New York is of "a tale of one city" -- a city where everyone gets an equal opportunity, as he puts it. As mayor, Peebles says he'd make sure that every community -- every ethnic group, had equal access to good education for their children, equal protection of and respectful conduct from the police, access to affordable housing for those earning between 30k and 50k and with families, and most importantly acc

Real estate developer Don Peebles joined Errol Louis to talk about his criticism of Mayor Bill de Blasio and the reasons he may run for mayor in 2017. SEE VIDEO HERE #mayor #billdeblasio #2017 #politics #NYC #Donpeebles #peeblescorp #NY1 #Mayorrace2017 #NYCmayor