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…
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…
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…
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