A Flushing building owner applied for tax breaks for stabilized housing while charging market rents. Here’s what happened when tenants fought back.

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

Building owner Joseph Betesh insists residents need to move out so he can make repairs; tenant lawyer says that’s “bonkers”

A NYCHA worker and tenant is suing the city for “knowingly and intentionally” failing to inspect public housing for lead paint

A provision buried in House legislation could cost New York over $2 billion in construction funds

Councilmember charges Williamsburg affordable housing agreement is unfair to Hasidic residents

Trump’s son-in-law illegally deregulated sixteen Brooklyn Heights apartments, says a new lawsuit

New York City is putting $250 million into subsidized co-ops in the Mitchell-Lama program, but tenants may still be out in the cold