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The owners of the nation’s largest subsidized housing complex have cleared another legal hurdle in their attempt to sell the 44-year-old Starrett City in Brooklyn.

By Jolie Milstein For millions of New Yorkers who rely on subsidized housing programs, the longest government shutdown in history served as a stark reminder

The state Supreme Court has protected the right for rent-stabilized landlords to get tax benefits in exchange for capital improvements, regardless of their

Construction financing to build the $65 million Victory Plaza, a 136-unit, 100 percent affordable building for seniors has been secured.

As construction costs continue to rise and longtime houses of worship look to sell or develop on parts of their real estate holdings, city and state agencies

Last weekend, the New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators (NYSABPRL) highlighted the various contributions of Minority- and Women-owned

Roughly 60,000 New Yorkers will spend this Christmas in a homeless shelter. Thousands more will struggle to balance the cost of rent with holiday expenses

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to further ramp up affordable housing construction and protection has the support of New York’s real estate community but not

A coalition of housing advocacy groups announced it will launch a new push in January to promote Housing Justice for All, a statewide campaign to pressure

As New York City continues to contend with its affordable housing crisis, elected officials and city planners must use every tool at their disposal to

By Francisco Moya New York City is in the grips of a housing crisis, but you may not have noticed unless you’re struggling to survive. FRANCISCO MOYA That’s

New York City is set to face yet another obstacle to solving its ever-growing affordable housing crisis—a natural gas moratorium. At a critical time when