Advocating For Bronx Tenants’ Rights
Yesterday, CASA and the tenant association of 1187 Anderson Avenue
real estate
126 RESULTS FOUND ON THIS TAG
Brooklyn & Manhattan Leading The Way For NYC Housing Development
New York City is facing a persistent housing shortage, much
Back-To-Back Years Of Building More Housing & Making New York City More Affordable
If there is one issue that unites New Yorkers from
City Of Yes: A Little More Housing In Every Neighborhood
Our city is facing a generational housing crisis with a
The Bronx Vibe: A New Luxury Rental Development Opens Doors
Elected officials and the project team of developer Bronx 161,
The Bronx Remains Least Active Foreclosure Market In NYC, Despite 74% YOY Increase
The NYC foreclosure market has been slow to recover post-moratorium:
NYCHA Completes 2023-24 Winter Heating Season, Marked By Continued Performance Improvements
Following the close of the 2023-2024 heat season on May
NYCHA Section 8 Waitlist Reopens After Nearly 15 Years: What You Need to Know
The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) Chief Executive Officer
Calling All Artists: NYCHA Artist-In-Residence Program
The Public Housing Community Fund (Fund), an organization committed to
Scoring A Goal For Affordable Housing
In November 2022, our administration announced a historic once-in-a-generation transformation
Despite Sharpest Case Increase, The Bronx Remains Least Active Foreclosure Market In NYC
In Q1 2024, amidst a persistent housing crunch and soaring
New York City To Create Tens Of Thousands Of Affordable Homes
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today unveiled a new
Launch Of New York City’s Tenant Protection Cabinet
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today announced the launch
Following 100 Days Of Public Engagement, Voting Officially Begins At Bronx River Addition
The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) today commenced the
Proposed Landmark Designation Of The Tremont Branch Of The NYPL In The Bronx
On Tuesday, March 5, 2024, the New York City Landmarks
Program To Create 1,500 Permanent Affordable Homes For New Yorkers In Shelters
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City
Bronx Landlord Repeatedly Backed Out Of Deals To Fix Dangerous Living Conditions
Rent-stabilized tenants residing at 1210 Clay Avenue in the Bronx
Cracking The Homebuyer Code: Insider Tips For Success
If you want to buy a new home and make
Honoring Dr. King’s Legacy By Fighting For Fair Housing
This week, we celebrate the life of one of our
Construction Completion Factsheet 3 For 1245 Edward L. Grant Highway Building
The New York City Office of Environmental Remediation (OER) is
City Suspends Inspection Authority For Engineer Due To Conduct At Bronx Building Collapse Site
As the investigation into this week’s catastrophic partial collapse at
Readying Emerging Leaders In Supportive Housing Program Graduation Ceremony
Deputy Mayor Anne Williams-Isom and Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson
Green Fast Track: Build More Sustainable Housing More Quickly
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City
Partial Residential Building Collapse In The Bronx
On Monday afternoon, a structure in the Bronx partially collapsed,
The Bronx Maintains Its Spot Among Top 20 Locations In Renters’ Preferences
Where are renters headed this November? Our monthly rental activity report
$24.1+ Million In Safety & Security Upgrades At 23 NYCHA Campuses
Today, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) announced the
Crack Down On Landlords Of Illegal NYC Smoke Shops
New York City Mayor Eric Adams today opened a new
Saying “Yes” To New Zoning, New Businesses, And New Opportunities
Last month, New York City hit an economic milestone, with