The city is taking on lenders of “zombie homes” — decrepit, vacant, distressed houses with unpaid mortgages, which have forced the city to conduct...

The city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development needs to keep a tighter leash on spending by Mitchell Lama developments, according to a new...

Richard Ravitch struck a deal with the city that will keep about a quarter of the roughly 1,400 units at his Waterside Plaza apartment...

The City Council is about to let ownership of 95 rental buildings and co-ops transfer to private developers. The deals will take place through...

When the state legislature revived the controversial 421a tax abatement in April, it drastically limited the number of exemptions available to condominium developers. And...

The Essex Crossing developers secured a $34 million construction loan from Wells Fargo to build an affordable senior housing property, marking the start of...

The city and Monadnock Development are planning a 80-unit rental building in East New York, which would be part of a major affordable housing complex....

The city and Monadnock Development are planning to bring a complex of 21 new affordable housing buildings to East New York that will bring...

Real estate attorney Jay Seiden is pretty sure the city is going to muck up 421a for developers. “Nothing is ever simple,” he said...

The City’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development was forced to retract a 40-percent pay hike for low-level employees because of a procedural error....

The property owner of the former Chelsea Highline Hotel is suing the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development, claiming he’s being punished by...

The old saw is that crime doesn’t pay, but that doesn’t stop people from trying. The Manhattan District Attorney’s office is looking to seize...

City officials are feuding over (the lack of) development at more than 1,000 vacant lots owned by the city.

It must be name-and-shame season. Just a few months after Public Advocate Letitia James published her list of the city’s “worst” landlords, New York...

The second phase of the city’s Livonia Commons affordable project is kicking into gear, with permit applications filed for four East New York buildings to contain a...

As the de Blasio administration rounds the six-month mark, more than 8,700 units of affordable housing have already been financed.

Public Advocate Letitia James could face a fine from the city after failing to register her Brooklyn brownstone with the department of Housing Preservation...

A new park could be coming to Chelsea.

The president of an affordable housing co-op board won the legal tug-of-war over an apartment in Kips Bay. A resident of The East Midtown...

An enforcement tool known as the 7A program, named for an article of the New York State Real Property Actions and Proceedings law that...