A computer “one-stop shop” with data from five different city agencies for every residential building in New York City may never be released to the community groups for which it…
To 2,000 Brooklyn tenants, the federal government’s low-income housing tax-shelters have created a slumlord subsidy. After 25 years of living with rats, leaky roofs and gun battles, the residents finally…
The boss of a backwater Brooklyn hospital wrote the book on cutting jobs in hospitals around the country. His slash and burn credo may be New York’s next health care…
Rents are rising, wages declining, and the pols in Albany are preparing to slice and dice the city’s number-one housing subsidy: welfare. As activists battle to preserve rent stabilization, even…
A new survey shows that New York City’s rents are up, renters incomes are down, and that the number of rent-controlled units in the city are plummeting as elderly tenants…
