After a Fire, Residents of One Bronx Building Have Waited Months For Repairs
Residents complained about living conditions and fire damage, and a court ordered the landlord to make repairs. They still haven't happened.
Topic: Housing
At Hearing, Brooklyn Residents Spar with Commercial Developer
During an intense hearing, residents battled over gentrification, displacement, and density.
New York Council Bans Broker Fees
Dozens of supporters rallied on the steps of City Hall ahead of the vote to show support for the bill.
It’s a Whole New Prospect Heights. But for Whom?
The city is rezoning 13 blocks along Atlantic Avenue to build apartment complexes, many of them income-restricted.
Lower East Side Rallies Against Rising Rents as Luxury Tower Project Stalls
The crowd outside District 1 Council Member Christopher Marte’s office came to celebrate a stalled project of two proposed residential towers.
Special Report: When Your New York Landlord is a Corporation
An unclear ownership structure can keep tenants in the dark — and living in poor conditions
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‘Your Mom Has to Be Here’: NYCHA Rejected Family Over Dead Relative
15 years after applying for affordable housing, Nelida Cintrón is still waiting for the agency to call again.
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How Tenants Could Change the Future of NYCHA
Residents have three options for their building's management.