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NYC's 100 Worst Landlords: The Full List For 2017
The deadbeat building managers have racked up thousands of city code violations, the public advocate's office says.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
New York City Real Estate News
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Paul Manafort's NYC Buildings Could Be Seized If He's Convicted
Federal prosecutors are eyeing the former Trump campaign chairman's SoHo and Carroll Gardens properties.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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City Will Spend $250M To Save 15,000 Affordable Apartments
Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to give the Mitchell-Lama housing program a funding boost.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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De Blasio Pledges To Create 25,000 Affordable Apartments A Year
The city now says it will build or protect 300,000 affordable homes by 2026.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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LIST: Manhattan Claims Most 'Golf-able' NYC Neighborhoods
Queens and the Bronx also claimed spots on StreetEasy and TaylorMade's ranking.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
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NYC Rent Board Ends Two Year Freeze, Passes Hike
The board voted Tuesday to hike rents for the city's stabilized housing stock.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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Landlords Of NYC's Rent-Stabilized Housing Want Biggest Hike Since 2013
A group representing 25,000 landlords is pushing for the highest rent hikes since 2013.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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Rent Guidelines Board Announces Public Meeting Schedule, Preliminary Vote
Could the two-year rent freeze be coming to an end? The Rent Guidelines Board will be meeting several times in the coming months.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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ICYMI: Median Manhattan Rent Dipped Slightly In 2017, Report Says
The median monthly rent for Manhattan apartments has dropped slightly compared to this time last year, according to a new report.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
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Manhattan Landlords Are Setting Records With Their Giveaways: Report
Data shows that 31 percent of new rental contracts signed in in Manhattan in January included a perk for the renters, Bloomberg reported.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
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New York City Wasted $2.8 Billion Intended for Affordable Housing, Report Says
NYC's Independent Budget Office identified $2.8 billion in waste throughout 11 years.
Ciara McCarthy, Patch Staff
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Chelsea Townhouse, Where Kerouac Penned 'On The Road,' Goes On The Market
The literary iconoclast wrote "On The Road" in this red brick townhouse at 454 West 20th St.
Mehreen Kasana, Patch Staff
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Average Manhattan Real Estate Sales Prices Hit Record Highs in 2016: Report
Despite fewer sales, an influx of new luxury developments has pushed average Manhattan sales prices to a record $2,110,566.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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Luxury Real Estate Sales in Manhattan Down in 2016: Report
Real estate sales exceeding $4 million in Manhattan decreased 18 percent compared to last year.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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De Blasio Says ‘Enough is Enough': Landlords Getting Big Tax Break Must Cap Rent Hikes
The mayor issued a statement, publicizing a crackdown on owners of more than 3,000 rental buildings.
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Greenwich Villagers Furious as Tallest Building in Neighborhood Begins Construction
After hundreds of people protested the 22-story luxury condo building on 12th Street, the city went ahead and started building anyway.
Sarah Kaufman, Patch Staff
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Affordable Housing Lottery Rules Revised to Protect Low-Income Applicants
Applicants for affordable housing lotteries will no longer be subject to rejection based on credit score or past disputes with landlords.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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NYC Real Estate Market Struggling to Recover From Recession: Study
A pair of studies on Wednesday said the housing market in the city is not looking good — and lagging behind in recovery from the recession.
Mark Osborne, Patch Staff
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New York Seizes London's Title of World's Most Expensive City
New York is now the world's most expensive city for workers according to research from global property broker in Savills.
Olivia Riddick, Patch Staff
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New York City Ranked 7th Worst in the Country For First-Time Home Buyers: Report
If you want to own your own home in New York City — give up the dream.
Brendan Krisel, Patch Staff
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Manhattan Apartments Increase to an Average Price of Over $2 Million
The average price of an apartment in Manhattan this quarter was $2,077,680, according to a report by real estate firm Halstead.
Sarah Kaufman, Patch Staff
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Airbnb Study Shows 63 Percent of Manhattan Listings Could Be Illegal
A study broke down the Airbnb listings in three Manhattan neighborhoods, and whether they met regulations.
Mark Osborne, Patch Staff