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Chorus for moratorium on evictions grows louder in New York
The real estate industry is bracing for a moratorium on evictions in the face of a growing public health...
NYCHA wants to create “citywide clearinghouse” for its 80M sf of air rights
The New York City Housing Authority is trying to make it easier for developers to buy up its 80...
NYCHA hit with class action alleging “deplorable” conditions
A class-action lawsuit against the New York City Housing Authority accuses the beleaguered agency of creating “deplorable” living conditions...
NYCHA inks $1.5B deal to privatize management of 5,900 units
The New York City Housing Authority has reached a deal to bring thousands of Manhattan and Brooklyn apartments under...
Feds launch investigation into landlords’ lead levels
Federal prosecutors in New York City are investigating lead levels in low-income housing. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the...
Pols take aim at private equity with plan to tax mezz debt
A new bill seeks to raise money for public housing while bringing more transparency to the complex world of...
NYCHA head: Agency now needs $40B in repairs
Two years ago, the New York City Housing Authority said it needed $32 billion to repair its housing stock....
NYCHA employee allegedly shot boss at Bronx housing project
A New York City Housing Authority employee allegedly shot a colleague following a disciplinary dispute at a Bronx housing...
Pols ponder NYCHA air rights sale for Gowanus
Developers already see a major opportunity in Gowanus: a gentrifying, underbuilt area with good subway access. Letting local NYCHA...
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