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Coney Island public houses next in line to vote on development's future and how the city will aid them.

Coney Island public houses to vote on development’s future and city involvement

By Jada Camille

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Politics

Brooklyn council member introduces slate of bills to protect tenants after residential fires

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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City releases detailed ‘City of Yes’ zoning changes, including taller buildings, less parking and affordable housing

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Greenpoint

Officials cut ribbon on more than 300 affordable apartments at Greenpoint Landing

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Affordable housing lottery opens in East New York, with rents starting at $465

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Bridging Access to Care opened a new community service center in Flatbush Gardens.

East Flatbush nonprofit launches community service center in one of nabe’s largest housing complexes

By Jada Camille

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AMNY

Op-Ed | Yes to housing in God’s backyard

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AMNY

Lawsuit challenging NYC property tax system cleared to move forward – opening door for possible, massive changes

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‘A big relief’ for Kent Avenue tenants after DEC stops construction on Brownfield site

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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AMNY

This Queens lawmaker’s bill aims to force city to battle some landlords on tenants’ behalf

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Gowanus

Crowd packs Gowanus church for rowdy meeting over migrant shelter

By Anna Bradley-Smith

Residents of 63 Tiffany Place rally for legislature that would prevent landlords from pushing out longterm tenants.

Housing

‘This is about basic rights’: Tiffany Place tenants push for Good Cause to protect them from unfair rent hikes and unjust evictions

By Jada Camille

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Red Hook

Red Hook Houses gets $1.3M FEMA grant for Sandy-related repairs

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Landlords in the Crosshairs

Victim of Farragut Houses stabbing sues NYCHA for negligence

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Affordable housing lottery opens at city’s largest geothermal apartment building in Coney Island

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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AMNY

Op-Ed | Honoring Dr. King’s Legacy by fighting for fair housing

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Affordable housing waitlist opens for Rose Castle in Bed-Stuy

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Bed-Stuy’s historic St. Lucy-St. Patrick church demolished for housing

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Affordable housing lottery opens for Fort Greene apartments, with monthly rents starting at $910

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Former Gowanus brewery, Clinton Hill warehouse slated to become migrant shelters

By Anna Bradley-Smith and Cate Corcoran

More from Around New York

Writer/director Iair Said recently spoke with Gay City News about making “Most People Die on Sundays.”

Q&A with ‘Most People Die on Sundays’ director Iair Said

New York Attorney General Letitia James.

AGs act to protect Haitian immigrants

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New York Family

NYC Faces Rising Challenges in Postpartum Care

EXCLUSIVE | Cops cuff Pennsylvania man for catching pigeons in Manhattan park; had truck full of birds