Harlem neighborhood divided over planned truck depot

An effort is underway to try and prevent the opening of a truck depot in Harlem and to instead build apartments with affordable housing.

Gov. Kathy Hochul addresses public safety, mental health in State of the State Address

Hochul proposed changes to New York's bail reform laws, a $1 billion investment in mental health services and offered a housing vision that would build 800,000 new homes over the next 10 years.

Airbnb hosts in New York City brace for changes

Starting in 2023, anyone who lists a place on Airbnb will have to register with the New York City attesting to following all applicable city and state laws. But some hosts say those laws — most of which have been on the books for years — are confusing and even unfair.

NYC among top metro areas homebuyers are leaving

A new report has listed New York City as one of top U.S. cities in which homebuyers were looking to leave.

When will relief come for high NYC apartment prices?

Apartment leases are up 2% in November compared to October, and up significantly more over this time last year.

Paramedic: NYC's mental health crisis is worse than ever

"We're dealing with an underfunded health care system and underfunded social safety net system. This is the reality today," said Lt. Paramedic Anthony Almojera.

Home heating oil costs soaring to near-record highs

The current national average for heating oil prices is just over $5 a gallon, more than twice what it was in the winter of 2015/2016, when a gallon of heating oil was just $2.06.

NYC bill would prohibit landlords from doing background checks on new tenants

New York City may ban private landlords from doing background checks on prospective tenants. Opponents warn that murderers could move into buildings without anyone knowing about it.

Super Bowl 2023: Ultra-luxurious Arizona homes available for rent during the week of the Big Game

The big game in 2023, which is set to take place in Glendale, is expected to attract some A-listers to Arizona, and for these people, there have some great options to choose from in terms of lodging. The options are not cheap either.

NYC workers must put in over 100 hours a week to afford an apartment: Report

According to a new survey, minimum-wage workers would need to spend 111 hours on the job per week just to afford a one-bedroom apartment in the city.

Migrant families being placed in hotels, kids in schools in NYC

Dozens of migrant families are being temporarily housed in hotels in New York City and the children are being enrolled in public schools. But as the challenges continue, the governor is calling on the president to help.

These are the top 10 U.S. cities with the biggest homes

A new housing report finds that cities with stable job markets and a low cost of living factor into homebuyers' demand for bigger homes.

Many NYCHA buildings have broken locks, audit says

An audit showed that more than half the entrance doors of buildings in the city's public housing complexes had either broken locks or were simply left open all the time.

Tunnel to Towers Foundation builds community for special families

The Tunnel to Towers Foundation's Let Us Do Good Village in Florida will have more than a hundred mortgage-free homes for wounded veterans, families of fallen first responders, and Gold Star families.

Concern as corporations buy up NYC real estate

As corporations buy more and more real estate in New York City, some tenants say they're being pushed out at the end of their leases or facing massive rent hikes.