When Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday that he would “take” buildings from landlords who threaten the well-being of tenants, he stopped short of...

When Clem Chan and his husband Matthew Haensly signed the lease for their Sunnyside apartment, they thought the landlord was giving them a deal....

Residential landlords often get off easy for failing to provide basic services for their tenants or fix violations at their buildings. The New York...

  Tenants at Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field Apartments tore into their landlord during the first day of testimony in a housing court case. Residents filed...

As WeWork continues to shape the face of office leasing, its recent push into real estate investment is prompting a rebuke from landlords and...

Considering that some 1 million New York City apartments are rent-regulated, cases with the potential to impact policy in that area are closely watched...

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...

Brooklyn borough president Eric Adams wants to start monitoring landlords in the same manner that the city tracks criminals. Adams proposed creating a database...

How do landlords decide what to charge? Is there a magic formula that can explain how your rent was established? The New York Times...

Manhattan is one of the hardest places to get an apartment — no surprises there — but the borough has hit a new level...

UPDATED, April 18, 5:28 p.m.: Larry Gluck’s Stellar Management is facing a lawsuit for allegedly overcharging dozens of rent-stabilized tenants, violating the terms of property...

UPDATED, Jan. 12, 4:54 p.m.: More than 30 people, including Brooklyn landlords and employees of the utility company National Grid, were arrested Thursday in an...

Pine Management is trying to evict a 94-year-old tenant who has lived in one of its rent-regulated apartments on the Upper West Side for...

Many of New York City’s property giants don’t actually specialize in real estate. They are governments, institutions and sovereign funds. The city of New...

In New York City’s sky-high rental market — with median rents nearing $3,400 in Manhattan and $2,900 in Brooklyn — convincing a landlord to lease out...

The owners of more than 2,000 buildings in Manhattan may owe thousands of dollars to the city for failing to file income and expense...

The de Blasio administration is digging deep into the past – 54 years deep, to be exact – to punish those on the city’s...

There’s a new, increasingly prevalent type of landlord in New York City – the kind that views the task as an opportunity to own...

New York City landlords are taking to the airwaves to bash Bill de Blasio, launching a TV and radio advertising campaign that criticizes the mayor’s...

Prospect Heights landlord Mordechai Nagel reportedly illegally subdivided a number of units in his 1920s-era building and listed the scaled-down sub-units as rental properties...