‘All the family members get new homes,’ says one Fujianese immigrant. ‘We’re very excited.’

Under ‘scheme swapping,’ NYC building owners keep raking in tax benefits without lowering prices

Labor leaders have worked to talk nonunion employees into joining, anticipating a verdict that workers can receive benefits without paying dues

A 1994 vote helped lead to soaring New York City housing costs, and it was Democrats on the City Council who cast the deciding votes

Well, that’s a new one

Residents of Canarsie’s Breukelen Houses say decades of poor maintenance have ruined a once-beautiful community

That two-week city deadline for their landlord to fix a broken staircase? It’s not happening.

Residents of 85 Bowery worry a broken staircase could be used as a pretext to evict them

Bushwick tenants say they’re being forced out by owners ignoring burst pipes and balky heat — and the city isn’t doing enough to stop them

Many Stuyvesant Town–Peter Cooper Village apartments would have remained rent-stabilized even without the de Blasio administration’s $220 million expense, says a new IBO analysis