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Decades of neglect came to an end last week whe the historic A. Philip Randolph Houses in Harlem reopened following a massive renovation.

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

Work is set to start on transforming the site of a form Bronx jail into a 700-unit affordable housing development. The Hudson Companies and Gilbane Development

The city and the real estate industry has come together to rail against what they calls a callous government plan to throw families out of their homes

The city has broken ground for One East Harlem, a one-acre, mixed-use development in East Harlem. The project is a key component of the City’s East 125th

Affordable housing builder Rockabill and Holocaust survivors non profit Selfhelp have landed the first loan issued under the New York City Acquisition

New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Maria Torres-Springer announced that 250 apartment buildings have been

The city has released details of a plan to rezone swathes of Gowanus to support new housing, jobs and green space. The proposal covers an area roughly

Camber Property Group, Belveron Partners, and the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) last week closed on the $75 million

The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development announced the allocation of $18.1 million in housing credits for 13 developments that

Work has gotten underway on 1755 Watson, a new affordable housing development that will bring 326 new affordable apartments to the Soundview neighborhood of the Bronx.