The New York City Housing Authority plans to sell air rights and open some land to private development in order to raise money for...

NYCHA might break itself up to save itself. The city’s beleaguered housing authority is considering splitting up into five agencies—one per borough—to try making...

A federal judge rejected Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan that would’ve spent $1.2 billion to improve the New York City Housing Authority. Judge William...

The city is on pace to meet Mayor Bill de Blasio’s ambitious goals for affordable housing construction, according to a new report from the...

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration is implementing a new anti-harassment law for landlords. The city announced the launch of the Certification of No Harassment...

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s administration put together a file of allegations against Department of Investigation Commissioner Mark Peters that would have justified removing him...

When Silverstein Properties was bidding on the Helmsley Carlton House eight years ago, company executive Marty Burger thought his firm had a pitch that...

Federal prosecutors have accused the New York City Housing Authority of failing to meet federal safety protocol and fix its public housing buildings, including...

The Brooklyn-Queens Connector is still alive, but the plan has gotten slightly less ambitious. The project will now have a shorter route, cost more...

LIHC Investment Group, one of the largest affordable-housing owners in the country, secured a deal with the city to preserve affordability for more than...

Mayor Bill de Blasio is considering a shift in his administration’s housing policy toward 100-percent market-rate buildings on unused land owned by the cash-strapped...

Airbnb claims the de Blasio administration is going on a “fishing expedition” as it requests info on thousands of the home-sharing website’s users in...

The city financed the construction and preservation of a record 32,116 affordable housing units last year, surpassing a previous record from nearly three decades...

New York City is hovering the microscope over homeowners leasing short-term rentals, even targeting one- and two-family homes. After new laws were introduced in...

The de Blasio administration says it will build thousands of affordable housing units for seniors on vacant parking lots, green spaces and other unused...

The de Blasio administration has unwittingly waded into a fight between a developer and a powerful union after voting to provide funding for a...

The city has released its proposal to encourage more residential development in Gowanus, an effort that officials hope will be a prelude to rezoning...

“Subject: Let’s minimize press activity at REBNY” The email came from a City Hall spokesperson in January 2014, as Mayor Bill de Blasio’s handlers...

Fifty years after the passage of the Fair Housing Act, the city’s housing stock remains segregated. And according to an analysis by Politico, Mayor...

It appears the city won’t be able to go it alone when funding the waterfront trolley between Brooklyn and Queens. For the first time,...