Save our buildings - or The Bronx (and the rest of NY) will 'burn' againThe Bronx housing market is showing signs of financial distress reminiscent of the city's 1977 decline.
A Collector's Litchfield County Colonial for $725,000Finding affordable homes near NYC can offer space and charm.Unique properties outside the city cater to diverse lifestyles.Commuting distances remain practical for potential buyers.Artistic and historical homes attract specific buyer interests.
Save our buildings - or The Bronx (and the rest of NY) will 'burn' againThe Bronx housing market is showing signs of financial distress reminiscent of the city's 1977 decline.
A Collector's Litchfield County Colonial for $725,000Finding affordable homes near NYC can offer space and charm.Unique properties outside the city cater to diverse lifestyles.Commuting distances remain practical for potential buyers.Artistic and historical homes attract specific buyer interests.
Affordable housing lottery opens at former NuHart Plastics site in Greenpoint * Brooklyn PaperAffordable housing lottery for 59 apartments launched in Greenpoint Central, targeting mostly middle-income families.
What Happened This Week in NYC Housing?NYC Council urges more funding for housing preservation and staff to maintain city's housing stock amid budget discussions.
Affordable housing lottery opens at Hudson Yards with studios starting at $1,655 | amNewYorkAffordable housing lottery in Hudson Yards offers units at high rent amidst soaring NYC prices, raising concerns about actual affordability.
NYC Housing Calendar, April 14-18NYC Housing Calendar highlights key events related to public hearings and affordable housing initiatives in the city.
NYC council kills broker rental feeThe FARE Act ends tenant-paid broker fees in NYC, alleviating financial burdens on renters who previously faced thousands in costs.
NYC is selling Upper West Side apartments for less than $175,000. There's a catchAffordable NYC housing is available through a lottery system for low to moderate-income individuals.Apartments on the Upper West Side are being sold starting at $174,000 for qualifying households.Eligibility for the housing lottery is exclusive to those earning below 120% of the area's median income.
Affordable housing lottery opens at former NuHart Plastics site in Greenpoint * Brooklyn PaperAffordable housing lottery for 59 apartments launched in Greenpoint Central, targeting mostly middle-income families.
What Happened This Week in NYC Housing?NYC Council urges more funding for housing preservation and staff to maintain city's housing stock amid budget discussions.
Affordable housing lottery opens at Hudson Yards with studios starting at $1,655 | amNewYorkAffordable housing lottery in Hudson Yards offers units at high rent amidst soaring NYC prices, raising concerns about actual affordability.
NYC Housing Calendar, April 14-18NYC Housing Calendar highlights key events related to public hearings and affordable housing initiatives in the city.
NYC council kills broker rental feeThe FARE Act ends tenant-paid broker fees in NYC, alleviating financial burdens on renters who previously faced thousands in costs.
NYC is selling Upper West Side apartments for less than $175,000. There's a catchAffordable NYC housing is available through a lottery system for low to moderate-income individuals.Apartments on the Upper West Side are being sold starting at $174,000 for qualifying households.Eligibility for the housing lottery is exclusive to those earning below 120% of the area's median income.
What Happened This Week in NYC Housing? March 28, 2025The NYC housing landscape faces critical challenges with discussions on rent regulations and federal funding cuts for housing assistance.
Solutions to Sewage Problems Are Top Priority, East New York Residents SayResidents demand urgent sewage and flooding improvements in East New York before any new housing is built.
NYC's Elizabeth Street Garden fights to stay open days before eviction - but city isn't budging: 'We're not packing up'Activists are fighting to save Elizabeth Street Garden from eviction for senior housing amidst city plans to use the space.
Brooklyn Homeowners Rally to Repeal Short Term Rental LawHomeowners are advocating for changes to Local Law 18 to reinstate their ability to rent homes short-term and support local businesses.
Why NYC's most affordable housing may already be availableAntiquated NYC housing laws limit rental opportunities, worsening the housing shortage and impacting those with extra rooms.