He’s back: Steve Croman resumes management, to tenants’ dismay
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | January 13, 2023 09:13AM
A bogeyman of New York tenants is back, just in time for Friday the 13th. Nearly five years after...
He’s back: Steve Croman resumes management, to tenants’ dismay
Inflation crushing rent-stabilized owners: landlord group
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | September 21, 2022 08:00AM
October could have offered some reprieve for cash-strapped owners of rent-stabilized buildings. Instead, a report from a prominent landlord...
Inflation crushing rent-stabilized owners: landlord group
Issue
Landlord attack dog Jay Martin tries playing nice
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | September 07, 2022 07:30AM
There’s Jay Martin the Twitter personality, and then there’s Jay Martin the lobbyist. The former is a bit of...
Landlord attack dog Jay Martin tries playing nice
Justice delayed: The endless frustration of housing court
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | July 27, 2022 07:00AM
Before the pandemic, housing court wasn’t exactly a well-oiled machine. But at least it moved. Sitting on the eighth...
Justice delayed: The endless frustration of housing court
National News Analysis
Can tenants have it both ways?
By Erik Engquist | May 13, 2022 07:00AM
Anh-Thu Nguyen and her two roommates don’t want to leave their apartment. Why would they? Although it won’t appear in Architectural Digest, it’s perfectly livable, it’s on the most prestigious street in Brooklyn’s nicest...
Can tenants have it both ways?
Landlords offer to re-open 20K warehoused apartments*
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | April 06, 2022 10:40AM
Landlords have a deal for Albany. They would fix up and return 20,000 rent-stabilized apartments to the market. In...
Landlords offer to re-open 20K warehoused apartments*
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Flooded by dog urine, assaulted by tenants, landlord’s still locked out
By Suzannah Cavanaugh | March 28, 2022 07:00AM
It had been more than two years since Kennisha Gilbert set eyes on her upstairs apartment. Gilbert and her...
Flooded by dog urine, assaulted by tenants, landlord’s still locked out
Council bill demands landlords turn up thermostats
By Joe Lovinger | March 24, 2022 05:30PM
The City Council is turning up the heat on landlords — literally. Council member Crystal Hudson introduced a bill...
Council bill demands landlords turn up thermostats
National Weekend Edition
Even after receiving rental aid, landlords find ways to get tenants evicted
TRD Staff | February 12, 2022 01:48PM
Landlords of residential properties are figuring out ways to cut tenants loose even after they have paid their back...
Even after receiving rental aid, landlords find ways to get tenants evicted
Issue
Is “medtail” a cure for Manhattan’s vacant storefronts?
By Lauren Elkies Schram | January 10, 2022 02:00PM
As big-box retailers reduce their brick-and-mortar presence in New York City, an emerging class of tenants is proving to...
Is “medtail” a cure for Manhattan’s vacant storefronts?