housing

You can lose your home after just 30 days, we need legal clarity

Even well-intentioned policies risk perpetuating the very problems they were designed to solve

A promising housing initiative starting from Midtown could bring forth a wave of new units

She urged local officials to "get back to basics" and "make government work"

In 2022, over 35.7% of homes were withdrawn from the market without finding buyers

City Hall hailed the proposal to build 100,000 new apartments over the next 15 years as a 'turning point'

Brooklyn City Council Member Chi Ossé in June introduced legislation aiming to lessen the financial burden of broker fees on renters by changing who pays certain fees. The Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses (FARE) Act would not restrict broker fees,...

Eric Adams set a lofty goal of adding 50,000 units a year, and the city close

New York taxpayers will foot the $20 million monthly bill to house migrants on Randall’s Island, according to a state source. That translates to $10,000 per asylum-seeker if the site fills all of its 2,000 beds. The makeshift facility is...

The governor did not want to be constrained by the legislature's timeline