Housing

Housing

Who is the real estate industry giving to in Albany?

REBNY’s political capital had to go somewhere during the fight over rent regulations.

By EMMA BOLTON

Policy

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The Manhattan skyline looking out of a high rise window.

Housing

Will the New York City Council cap real estate broker rental fees?

Tenant advocates want it, REBNY hates it and the Council is leaning in favor.

By ETHAN STARK-MILLER

Policy

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Luxury apartment buildings on the edge of New York City's Central Park.

Housing

Why don’t owners of super-luxury apartments pay their fair share of taxes?

You’d think assessing New York City’s condos and coops like other homes would be a simple fix. Here’s why it isn’t.

By TED BERG

Policy

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Housing

What do the new rent regulations mean, literally?

City & State compiled a list of key terms.

By ERICA SCALISE

Policy

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Housing

Lawmakers strike sweeping deal on rent regulations

Attention now turns to Cuomo days before state rent laws expire.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

Policy

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Tenant advocates in Albany make a last-ditch effort to pass rent regulation reforms.

Housing

Can New York rein in big real estate?

The policy debate raging between landlords and tenant advocates.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

Policy

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Housing

The internal rift over rent regulations

A progressive push to extend and expand tenant protections hinges on Cuomo, upstate lawmakers and beating the clock.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

Policy

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Housing

Will rent regulations be tightened?

The fight to over rent laws is ramping up in Albany as the deadline to renew them fast approaches.

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

Policy

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Housing

New York is closer to “universal rent control” than you think

Nearly all the components are in place, but there still might be a battle

By REBECCA C. LEWIS

Policy

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Housing

How rent regulation depends on closing the LLC loophole

Tenant advocates hope to land one-two punch against real estate interests.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

Policy

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