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The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) will begin accepting proposals to develop new affordable homeownership opportunities
A group of Harlem residents are suing the city for keeping them out of their homes for the past decade. The Legal Aid Society filed the initial stages
City Planning Commission (CPC) Chair Marisa Lago announced that the CPC launched public review for the land use portion of the Bay Street Corridor Neighborhood Plan.
City Hall is putting together a co-living program as part of its ongoing effort to address the growing housing affordability crisis in the five boroughs.
An undisclosed policy change at City Hall threatened to disrupt hundreds of landlords throughout the city and nudge thousands of rent-stabilized apartments
The state Supreme Court has protected the right for rent-stabilized landlords to get tax benefits in exchange for capital improvements, regardless of their
The city has filed lawsuits against the mortgage holders of five zombie properties — vacant, distressed, one-to-four family homes with delinquent mortgages
Decades of neglect came to an end last week whe the historic A. Philip Randolph Houses in Harlem reopened following a massive renovation.
Christian Brazil Bautista 0 Likes 0 Comments Print Monadnock Development and the city’s Department of Housing Preservation are looking to build an 80-unit
