NYC rents skyrocket; landlords say 'don't blame us'

Rents went down when people moved out of New York City during the onset of the pandemic. But now demand is up and supply is down, causing rents to rise — in some cases by a lot.

Storm-resilient Queens oceanfront development moves forward

A $1 billion oceanfront development in Queens — touted as energy-efficient and storm-resilient — will include shops, apartments, community centers, and a nature preserve.

NYC eviction cases resume
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New York City has a huge backlog of eviction and other housing-related cases.

Mayor Adams: NYC to remove homeless encampments from streets

New York City officials are planning to remove makeshift shelters set up by homeless people on city streets, mirroring similar efforts in other liberal metropolises that had previously tolerated the encampments.

Covenant House transformed after $82 million renovation

After undergoing an $82 million renovation, Covenant House New York provides young people experiencing homelessnes with much more than a safe haven.

Affordable housing plan dropped from NY state budget

After opposition, Gov. Hochul has backed off a plan to allow single-family homeowners to turn parts of their residences into apartments, to create more affordable housing.

Gov. Hochul's single-family home proposal draws criticism, opposition

A provision in the state budget would allow single-family homes to be turned into apartments, to make affordable housing more accessible.

NYC rental prices up, availability drops

Apartments across the city are renting for an average of $2,700, up over 8 percent from 2020.

Long Island housing market stays red-hot

The median sales price for a Long Island home in December was $645K in Nassau and $525K in Suffolk County.

Bronx Building Explosion: Several homes uninhabitable after collapse, fire

The Bronx building explosion that destroyed a townhouse also damaged four other homes so badly that they aren't safe to live in, city officials said. The explosion and fire killed one person and injured several others.

New York's pandemic-era eviction moratorium expires

Advocates and landlords don’t expect a flood of evictions right away, as the state still provides some eviction protection, but advocates say the state is setting the ground for a homelessness crisis.

New York to reopen rent aid applications, halted since Nov.

The state stopped accepting rental assistance applications in November. New Yorkers who apply for rental aid are protected from eviction while the state reviews their applications.

Tunnel to Towers to build, donate entire village for families of fallen veterans and first responders

Construction is now underway on a first-of-its-kind neighborhood that'll be home to families of injured service members, families of fallen first responders killed in the line of duty and gold star families. It's all thanks to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.

NYC named most expensive city in the U.S.

New York City has been named the most expensive city to live in in the U.S. and across North America. But where does it rank globally?

Gowanus rezoning approved but critics remain

A coalition called Voice of Gowanus is critical of a rezoning plan recently approved by the City Council. The plan could create thousands of new housing units.

Half of NY's $2.4B in rent aid held up 6 months after launch

Landlords and tenants are urging New York to swiftly release almost $1 billion meant to cover months of back rent for tenants.

Queens families displaced by Ida get temporary reprieve from hotel eviction

Displaced families will be allowed to stay at the hotel for at least three more months. It is a temporary solution while many residents continue to look for a new place to call home.