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NYC rents

  • Residents Express Outrage After Rent Regulations Expire
    Residents Express Outrage After Rent Regulations Expire
    Lynda Williams woke up Tuesday in her Brooklyn apartment of 34 years wondering about her future there.
    June 16, 2015BY seth
  • If Lawmakers Don’t Act, Rents Could Rise in NYC
    If Lawmakers Don’t Act, Rents Could Rise in NYC
    Cynthia Chaffee’s Manhattan apartment would likely go for more than $5,000 a month if the landlord charged market ...
    January 4, 2015BY David Klepper
  • Man Rents Manhattan Apartment for $10 a Month (Video)
    Man Rents Manhattan Apartment for $10 a Month (Video)
    A median apartment in the West Village usually fetches several thousands of dollar per month in rent, but ...
    November 12, 2014BY Reid Schram
  • Affordable Housing Used as Bargaining Chip Against Development Project in Queens
    Affordable Housing Used as Bargaining Chip Against Development Project in Queens
    NEW YORK—The fate of a major Queens waterfront development lies in the preservation of nearly 700 rent-stabilized units ...
    October 19, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Affordable Units at Hunter’s Point South Start at $494
    Affordable Units at Hunter’s Point South Start at $494
    Two mixed-income buildings on the Long Island City waterfront are now taking affordable housing applications.
    October 15, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • NYC’s Worst Landlord Has 3,352 Building Violations
    NYC’s Worst Landlord Has 3,352 Building Violations
    The majority of New York City residents rent instead of owning their own homes, but according to a ...
    October 8, 2014BY Catherine Yang
  • Manhattan and Brooklyn Highest Cost of Living Nationwide
    Manhattan and Brooklyn Highest Cost of Living Nationwide
    Manhattan and Brooklyn are the most expensive places to live in the United States, according to research from ...
    September 3, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • Affordable Housing in East Harlem Shrinking
    Affordable Housing in East Harlem Shrinking
    Almost one-third of the estimated 40,500 rent-regulated housing units in East Harlem will have rent protections expire by ...
    August 30, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
  • Average Rents Climb in June
    Average Rents Climb in June
    A new report by Citi Habitats shows the average Manhattan rent hit $3,443, the highest since the firm ...
    July 12, 2012BY Zachary Stieber
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