Housing

While tenants call for another extension to Governor Cuomo’s eviction moratorium, landlords in New York are seeking financial relief of their own.

A judge on Long Island has blocked plans to turn an empty hotel building in Jericho into a homeless shelter.

Three residents of New York City public housing whose criticisms of Mayor Bill de Blasio were used in a video at the Republican National Convention said they were never told their comments were to be showcased in that manner.

As the real estate market remains red hot, some brokers say now may not be the best time to be looking to buy a new home in New York City's suburbs.

Advocates for the homeless marched on Gracie Mansion Sunday to protest the city’s decision to move some 300 homeless men from The Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side.

The homeless crisis is continuing to draw a rift between residents in New York City, as dozens of families are now being relocated from the Flatlands Family Residence in Brooklyn, just days before the first day of school.

Rental listings in Manhattan have risen to a record 15,025 at the end of August, while the vacancy rate climbed to a record 5.1 percent.

The city’s plan to temporarily house homeless men in hotels on the Upper West Side has backfired, after people who live in the neighborhood threatened to sue the city over the policy.

The tenants of a co-op building in Bayside are frustrated that the gas service has been out since January.

New York University officials signaled they are open to a student group's demands to create Black residence floors on campus next year, but the petition is already receiving backlash for proposing students segregate themselves.

Fears of growing violence and the coronavirus have a lot of people choosing to move out of New York City.