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affordable housing lottery building in Gowanus

Gowanus

Affordable housing lottery opens for new Gowanus apartment building

By Anna Bradley-Smith

crown heights affordable housing lottery

Weeksville Place affordable housing lottery opens in Crown Heights, with rents starting at $454

By Anna Bradley-Smith

manhattan apartments rent stabilization june 2024 dean moses-3

AMNY

New report shows 2 in 3 Gen Z New Yorkers are burdened with rent in NYC

kathy hochul 421-a announcement

Politics

Gov. Hochul says 71,000 new apartments in pipeline thanks to extension of 421-a deadline

By Adam Daly

Mayor Adams with City Planning Chair Dan Garodnick at city of Yes rally for more housing

AMNY

NYC Planning panel greenlights ‘City of Yes’ housing plan — but it still faces tough road in City Council

senior affordable housing in East Flatbush

Senior affordable housing lottery opens in East Flatbush with rents as low as $0

By Anna Bradley-Smith

family supportive housing in Clinton Hill

Family supportive housing residence in Clinton Hill to be rebuilt and expanded

By Kirstyn Brendlen

Brownsville Ebenezer plaza housing lottery

Affordable housing lottery opens at Ebenezer Plaza in Brownsville

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Mayor Eric Adams.

AMNY

Op-Ed | Back-to-back years of building more housing and making our city more affordable

Child with measles rash

AMNY

Measles outbreak at Brooklyn migrant shelter sickens two residents

concern pitkin affordable housing opening

Concern Pitkin opens in East New York with supportive, affordable units for seniors and formerly homeless Brooklynites

By Jada Camille

Tenants protest rent increase vote by Rent Guidelines Board

AMNY

NYC rents going up again for stabilized apartments; what the Rent Guidelines Board vote means for 1.1 million tenants

The nine members of the Rent Guidelines Board vote at Hunter College.

AMNY

NYC panel could hike rents for stabilized tenants 6.5% in Monday vote

council member chi osse at broker fee bill rally

Politics

Council Member Chi Ossé says New Yorkers ‘can’t afford’ broker fees at contentious FARE Act hearing

By Ximena Del Cerro

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City-funded, church-owned affordable housing complex opens in Fort Greene

By Ximena Del Cerro

affordable housing in bed-stuy

Bedford-Stuyvesant

Affordable housing lottery opens at new ‘design-forward’ Bed-Stuy building

By Anna Bradley-Smith

rally against shelter in gravesend city hall

Housing

Fight against Gravesend homeless shelter comes to City Hall

By Adam Daly

Park Slope affordable housing rendering

Park Slope

Developers release renderings of new affordable housing development coming to Park Slope

By Jada Camille

groundbreaking at marcus garvey apartments in brownsville

Developers break ground on 287 units of affordable and supportive housing at Marcus Garvey Apartments

By Kirstyn Brendlen

City Comptroller Brad Lander speaks about migrant shelter limit report

AMNY

Report from Lander suggests NYC’s migrant shelter stay limit enforced in ‘haphazard’ fashion, ‘disregarded humanity’

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