Higher paying parks jobs may be available to New Yorkers on welfare for at least another year, as Bloomberg officials negotiate to keep the jobs program alive.
Tenants can apply to own their apartments, but they’d better be quick, the city housing agency said last week in issuing new rules governing one of its new housing programs.
A nonprofit building owner in trouble has tried to skirt losing its properties to the city by selling them to a for-profit realtor first. Some housing law experts say the…
One of the city’s most successful housing groups has an entrepreneurial vision for bringing its neighborhood to the next level. Can Hope Community get there without leaving its tenants behind?
Tenants could get more time to prepare for their housing court cases, thanks to a ruling late last month by a Brooklyn judge giving Housing Court–not the state legislature–the right…
Tenants who lose their federally subsidized apartments when their leases expire no longer have to wait up to nine months before they can start looking for a new apartment, thanks…