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A new report on the city’s elevators conjures nightmare scenarios: Worn-out cables and the danger of the doors opening between floors. In three different...

A new audit from the state comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office shows that several Mitchell-Lama buildings are bungling waiting list requirements, letting some apartments sit...

A state audit shows that more than 100 tenants living in the city’s affordable units make more than $100,000 a year. As of 2015,...

UPDATED, 3:20 p.m., Aug. 28: As if the problems at the New York City Housing Authority weren’t bad enough, the state agency charged with overseeing...

A state audit has found that executives and employees who manage Roosevelt Island spent $88,000 on questionable expenses from 2010 through 2012.

A city program intended to provide millions of dollars a year in low-interest loans to private landlords is being exploited, an audit by state...

The construction and rehabilitation of thousands of affordable units was delayed because money was earmarked for projects state housing officials knew were unlikely to...

More than half of New York households are dishing out more on rent than they can afford, according to a report by the state...

The controversy surrounding Downtown Brooklyn’s City Point development has ensnared another city official: State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.

State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s promised audit of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s lease agreement with Apple at Grand Central Terminal revealed the sweetheart deal he...

From left: State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli and renderings of the Apple store in Grand CentralThe sweetheart deal that Apple got to open a store...

As next week’s expiration of the state’s rent regulation laws approaches, a new state-sponsored report has revealed that nearly two-thirds of New York City’s...