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“Ending the ability to combine units will lead to less housing, not more. You cannot regulate your way out of a housing affordability crisis. You need to build your way…

ByJay Martin 1Comment

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Oct 2023

Housing and Homelessness

Opinion: To Solve NY’s Affordability Crisis, Expand & Protect Rent Stabilization

“It is crucial that Gov. Hochul sign all three bills as soon as possible. The longer the governor delays, the more units will be taken out of New York’s rent…

ByGeorgina Christ 0Comments

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Oct 2023

Government Housing and Homelessness Politics

ANALYSIS: ‘Social Housing’ Bills Expose Ideological Rift Among Housing Providers

The saga of The Windermere, though unique in many respects, is emblematic of why the city’s need for deeply affordable housing and the interests of many for-profit owners and developers…

ByDoug Turetsky 0Comments

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Oct 2023

Government Housing and Homelessness Immigration In Depth

Facing Shelter Deadlines, Asylum Seekers Navigate NYC’s Costly Rental Market

Securing housing in a city known for sky-high rents is proving difficult for newly arrived immigrants. Of the six people City Limits spoke to about their recent searches, only one…

ByDaniel Parra 0Comments

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Sep 2023

Housing and Homelessness

Mayor Adams Pitches Zoning For Less Parking, More Housing

The elimination of parking minimums is part of a zoning text amendment New York City Mayor Eric Adams detailed Thursday, amid a push to increase housing development citywide.

ByEmma Whitford 3Comments

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Sep 2023

Government Housing and Homelessness In Depth Investigations

‘A Lot of False Hope’: City Data Show Ongoing Barriers To Supportive Housing

While the Department of Social Services says more people were accepted into supportive housing last year than the year prior, a new report shows persistent barriers and rejections, including some…

ByEmma Whitford 0Comments

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Sep 2023

Housing and Homelessness News

City Limits’ Housing Reporter Emma Whitford Promoted to Deputy Editor

Whitford, who joined City Limits as Senior Housing Reporter in February, will continue to report for the news site’s core housing beat and will serve as editor for its series…

ByCity Limits 0Comments

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Sep 2023

Housing and Homelessness News Politics

City Pitches 4K Apartments for Industrial Central Brooklyn Stretch

Mayor Eric Adams has positioned the Atlantic Avenue Mixed-Use Plan as one of two significant neighborhood-level rezonings that could help boost his “moonshot” goal of 500,000 new units of housing…

ByEmma Whitford 0Comments

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Aug 2023

Government Housing and Homelessness Justice

Orgs That Help Tenants Sue Landlords Fear ‘Tone Deaf’ City Contract Changes

Nonprofit legal service providers often file group lawsuits that assist tenants fighting landlord harassment across an entire building. But a new solicitation appears to impose limits on this preferred strategy…

ByEmma Whitford 1Comment

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Aug 2023

Government Housing and Homelessness In Depth Land Use and Development

State Weighs Tax Deal, Plans ‘Public Engagement’ for Atlantic Yards as Housing Deadline Nears

The developer and MTA have come to agreement on the platform needed for three towers, but Greenland USA won’t proceed without a key tax break. As Empire State Development floats…

ByNorman Oder 3Comments

Opinion: We Can’t Regulate Our Way Out of a Housing Crisis

Opinion: To Solve NY’s Affordability Crisis, Expand & Protect Rent Stabilization

Facing Shelter Deadlines, Asylum Seekers Navigate NYC’s Costly Rental Market

Mayor Adams Pitches Zoning For Less Parking, More Housing

City Limits’ Housing Reporter Emma Whitford Promoted to Deputy Editor

City Pitches 4K Apartments for Industrial Central Brooklyn Stretch

Orgs That Help Tenants Sue Landlords Fear ‘Tone Deaf’ City Contract Changes

State Weighs Tax Deal, Plans ‘Public Engagement’ for Atlantic Yards as Housing Deadline Nears

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