Housing rush: In-person school adds fire to rapidly heating market
Stephanie Hatzakos knew in May she’d need a place in the city come September. A single-mom-by-choice to twin boys,...
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Single-family rent growth more than doubles in April
April showers bring May flowers — but this year, daffodils aren’t the only things sprouting in your yard. Rents...
National
Dear Mr. President: Landlords urge Biden to let eviction ban expire
Throughout the pandemic, landlords and real estate trade groups have filed lawsuits seeking to end the federal eviction ban....
Landlords plea for water rate freeze ahead of vote
New York City landlords are hoping to avoid taking a bath on their water bills. As the city’s Water...
Tri-State
In Greenwich, luxury rentals might be hotter than sales
A few years back, Greenwich developer Steven Schacter ventured a bet that within one of the country’s most expensive...
State renews J-51, putting tax break’s fate in city’s hands
The J-51 ball is now in the city’s court. The state legislature has passed a bill that — assuming...
National
Fundrise scores Goldman backing to expand single-family rental market
Private equity’s push into single-family housing this year strained a market already strapped for supply as mom-and-pop bidders found...
NY’s rent relief program launches, with glitches
Landlords and tenants awaiting the launch of New York’s rent relief program Tuesday morning were met with error messages...
Regulators relent: New guidance protects brokers’ fees
Is it news that New York state regulators are following the letter of the law? When it comes to...
At last: New York rent relief applications open June 1
Finally: As of June 1, New Yorkers will be able to apply for the state’s latest round of pandemic...