section 8

In most of New York state, having enough money to pay rent doesn’t necessarily get you an apartment. In fact, most counties have no...

It’s all thanks to one developer and a life-altering building — at least according to filmmaker Alice Elliott’s documentary “Miracle on 42nd Street,” which...

In a May interview with the New York Times, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson warned against policies that provide “a comfortable setting...

UPDATED, Oct. 5, 5:36 p.m.: A Standard Property Company subsidiary shelled out $110.3 million the 151-unit Hell’s Kitchen affordable housing complex Polyclinic Apartments at...

UPDATED, 1:05 p.m., July 17: Camber Property Group has teamed up with nonprofit Settlement Housing Fund to purchase a package of 11 residential buildings in...

A Bronx landlord is accused of discriminating against Section 8 tenants by refusing to accept the federal subsidy for rent. Tenant Rosalba Gonzalez filed...

UPDATED, Nov. 18, 6:01 p.m.: Slate Property Group sued its former attorneys for allegedly giving them bad advice on how to evict Section 8...

Lawmakers and housing advocates have joined together to rally against an Obama administration proposal they say is the “greatest near-term threat” to New York...

State and city officials are railing against a federal proposal to ramp up Section 8 rental subsidies in higher-income neighborhoods, saying it won’t work in...

The Related Companies is in talks to buy a 444-unit Section 8 multifamily property with development rights in Astoria for $115 million, its latest...

One of the hottest real estate markets in New York City is also home to the highest concentration of Section 8 vouchers.

After picking up an 18-building Bronx portfolio for $85.5 million in June, affordable housing developer The Arker Companies is planning a $70.5 million upgrade...

Three Crown Heights residents are suing their landlord, Douglas Rosenberg, for allegedly trying to swap the Section 8 tenants for “more affluent white tenants,”...

The former manager of the Tricham Houses at 109-121 East 130th Street, a federally subsidized development, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison...

Three New York City brokerages agreed to pay penalties and change their policies to settle an investigation by the New York attorney general’s office...

A Brooklyn home owner has filed suit against the city’s housing authority, claiming the agency forced her to rent an apartment to a homeless...

Two months after a pair of East Harlem buildings crumbled in the wake of an explosion, only two of the 13 displaced families have found permanent...

The government-sponsored enterprise Fannie Mae holds a confidential, $60 million equity stake in the 3,962-unit apartment portfolio that Urban American and other partners bought...

A Brooklyn rabbi and his brother pleaded guilty yesterday to partaking in what the city’s Department of Investigation has called the largest individual case...

The New York City Department of Investigation’s peek into the goings on at once Mitchell-Lama Regulated Independence Plaza in Tribeca have revealed more alleged...