State Senate Joe Bruno has been talking a lot lately about getting rid of rent regulation, and last week he floated another idea on Ed Koch’s radio show.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of thousands of women who are forced to tell abusive partners their whereabouts in order to qualify for public housing.
A City Limits analysis of mayoral candidate Ferbando Ferrer’s campaign filings shows $20,000 in campaign support from the city’s top landlord lobbying group since 1994.
The request for a temporary injunction has forced the New York City Housing Authority to delay its “income mixing” plan, slated to go on line before the end of…
At the corner of Forty-Second Street and Tenth Avenue sit five historic apartment buildings whose tenants have been buffeted by harassment, foreclosures and fires. With a pricetag of $3 million…
The trustees of New York City’s public employee pension funds, who hold $12 billion in assets, are currently pondering several plans that could provide $100 million or more in financing…
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