As churches make real estate part of their mission, some Harlem residents pray for relief.

Many low-income tenant co-ops battle looming debt and crumbling structures.

Brooklyn candidate Susan Lasher would have trouble winning Harlem, where residents say a building she owns blights 140th Street.

The city’s housing agency promised upwardly mobile buyers Harlem dream homes and a subsidy to make them happen. But in the hands of private builders, plans for chef’s kitchens and…