Generous incentives, hope for pandemic's end help fuel NYC lease signings

Landlord concessions, historically low rents, and the coming of a vaccine have resulted in months of records for new-lease signings in this city.

Exclusive: NYCHA Chair's Blueprint for Change

FOX 5 NY sits down with NYCHA Chair Gregory Russ to discuss what it will take to see real change with some of the issues NYCHA residents face.

Historic rent drops continue across NYC

According to experts, it will be 3-5 years until rents in some parts of New York City return to their pre-pandemic averages.

Despite pandemic eviction bans, people are still losing their homes

The California eviction moratorium currently expires on January 31. Some people are losing housing despite the moratorium, and others who can't pay are harassed by landlords.

Exodus from NYC squeezing surrounding housing markets

With many New Yorkers moving to neighboring Connecticut during the pandemic, especially Fairfield County, it's becoming more challenging for people to find affordable homes to buy.

NYPD to help vaccinate residents of public housing

Police officers will vaccinate NYCHA residents who are 65 and older and who have registered for appointments.

NYC renters behind $1B on payments

New York City renters owe more than $1 billion in back rent according to a new survey.

Airbnb to block, cancel DC bookings ahead of inauguration

The San Francisco-based home-sharing company said that guests whose reservations were canceled will be refunded in full. It will also reimburse hosts — at Airbnb's expense — the money they would have earned from those canceled reservations.

New York will limit evictions, foreclosures in pandemic

Under a new bill in New York, renters who are facing pending evictions or who face evictions in the next 30 days would be protected from eviction for at least 60 days. 

NY lawmakers set special session to extend eviction ban

New York lawmakers plan to convene for a special session to pass a bill extending the state's ban on residential evictions past its Jan. 1 deadline.

With vaccine in sight, renters begin to return to NYC

There are bargains to be found if you're a renter, but commercial properties are taking a beating as the coronavirus pandemic continues to shake up the real estate market in New York City.

Landlords rally to demand financial relief

Landlords are asking state and congressional leaders for financial aid.

Mortgage rates fall to record lows

U.S. long-term mortgage rates fell this week as the key 30-year loan reached a new all-time low for the tenth time this year.