Housing

New York City tenant advocates are hopeful that the Democrats will go to bat for renters.

Housing

Will it be tenants’ turn in Albany?

What’s on the table in next year’s rent regulation debate.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Which NYC districts have the most rent-regulated or public housing?

Some types of housing pop up in unexpected places, according to new Community Service Society maps.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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With Democrats taking the state Senate, real estate fears the worst

Strengthening rent regulations for tenants is atop the party’s to-do list.

By JEFF COLTIN

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Housing

Congressional Democrats seek $70 billion for public housing

Lawmakers make long shot bid to secure federal assistance for NYCHA.

By ANNIE MCDONOUGH

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A rendering of what the Bronx Point development will look like.

Housing

Bronx Point waterfront project is more than affordable housing

The mixed-use development could reshape the South Bronx.

By CHRISTINA SAINT LOUIS

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Cynthia Nixon and Jumaane Williams universal rent control

Housing

What does Universal Rent Control mean?

Progressive primary candidates have struggled to define how they would institute it.

By ZACH WILLIAMS

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Housing

Why AMI are the three most controversial letters in New York housing policy

An explainer on area median income, and what it means for affordable housing.

By KAY DERVISHI

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Housing

Houses of worship providing affordable housing in Brooklyn

Borough President Eric Adams is helping churches reach needy residents through their unused tax lots.

By JEFF COLTIN, MAX PARROTT

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Torres critical of federal NYCHA settlement

Some public housing tenants’ advocates applaud, but not the City Council Oversight and Investigations Committee chairman.

By JEFF COLTIN, FRANK G. RUNYEON

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Jumaane Williams: Too much member deference can be a bad thing

By JON LENTZ

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