Erik Engquist

NYC Helps Ex-Cons Rent Units, Ignores Rejected Co-op Buyers

New York

Housing discrimination is fine in NYC — if it gets you re-elected

TRD Staff

“Worst Landlord” Begins Second Stay at Rikers

“Worst landlord” heads back to Rikers 

New York Attorney General Halts Fair Housing Testing Program

Tri-State

New York AG halts $3M fair housing testing program 

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Worst Landlord Daniel Ohebshalom Sent to Rikers for 60 Days

“Worst Landlord” ordered to Rikers — again

Elizabeth Cryan

Lawsuit Accuses Brokers, Landlords Of Racial Discrimination

“Despicable”: Brokers, landlords accused of racial discrimination 

Boston Landlords, Brokers Sued for Alleged Discrimination

Boston landlords, brokers sued for alleged discrimination, denying vouchers 

Suzannah Cavanaugh

Open Discrimination Against Section 8 Voucher Users Drops

Has rental voucher discrimination plunged? By one measure, yes

Kathryn Brenzel

New York City Settles Affordable Housing Lottery Lawsuit

City settles lawsuit, will change housing lotteries

D.R. Horton, Lennar Sued for Alleged Discrimination

D.R. Horton, Lennar sued for alleged fair housing law violations

New York AG Launches $3M Fair Housing Tester Program

New York AG launches $3M fair housing tester program

Harrison Connery

Fair Housing Confounds Agents Four Years After Newsday Expose

Elliman fair housing suit picks at agent confusion

Top NYC Resi Brokers Investigated in Section 8 Voucher Probe

Elliman, top agents named in Section 8 discrimination suit

President Joe Biden, HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge

Biden restores, tweaks fair housing rule

A discrimination complaint by Ian Wilder’s nonprofit led to a settlement with Renaissance Management. Inset: 1710 Devonshire Road (Realtor, Long Island Fair Housing)

Long Island landlord forks over $15K to settle voucher case

Brokerages cough up $115k to settle Newsday discrimination claims

Cordilia James

Cashed out: Nonwhite homeowners denied access to refi bonanza

The tenants who won the affordable housing lottery at 15 Hudson Yards say the units are in an “entirely separate part of the building and with a different address.” (Hudson Yards, District Court of New York)

Lawsuit claims 15 Hudson Yards discriminates with “poor doors”

Erin Hudson

The Westchester law requires board members to undergo fair housing training for two hours every two years. (iStock)