Rumors are flying that the head of the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development is about to move to a job in the private sector.

Data shows that the number of welfare recipients in bureaucratic limbo is almost as high as those who are working.

Thanks to some help from community group ACORN and powerful politicians like Charles Rangel, a tenant group in East Harlem is going to avoid eviction.

In the last few months, the city’s housing department has unleashed or reactivated a slew of programs for dilapidated apartment buildings. Harlem, which still has plenty of neglected properties, will…

A new bill gives landlords an incentive to invest rent deposits a little more wisely, meaning more money for owners and renters alike.