New York City|News|
Adams Unveils Sweeping NYC Housing Plan, But Many Details Remain Vague
When asked how many people the plan will put into housing, Mayor Eric Adams said: "As many as possible."
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City Real Estate News
New York City|News|
NYC Homeowners Set For Property Tax Rebate: Here's What To Know
Roughly 500,000 eligible homeowners across New York City could get a check worth hundreds of dollars. Find out how much here.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Typical Manhattan Apartment Now Costs $4K, Study Finds
Rents across New York City yet again broke records in April and May, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Unused NYC Hotels Can Be Converted To Apartments Under New Law
"No longer will these rooms sit vacant," Gov. Kathy Hochul said as she signed a bill Tuesday to expand affordable housing in the city.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Looking To Flee NYC For Someplace Sunny? You're Not Alone, Study Shows
California, Florida and Georgia cities are catching the eyes of New Yorkers looking to flee the city, according to a new study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Skyrocket Nearly 40 Percent, Study Finds
The rent just got too d--- higher.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Largest Housing Discrimination Suit In NYC History Hits 124 Companies
Douglas Elliman, Coldwell Banker, RE/MAX and more refused rent to city housing voucher holders, an historic housing lawsuit contends.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Corcoran Discriminates Against Low-Income Renters With Vouchers: Suit
Corcoran is just one of several New York City brokerage firms accused in a sweeping lawsuit this month of turning away low-income renters.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Beware Of Fake Summer Rentals, New Yorkers: AG Warns
“Scammers don’t take the summer off,” said James. “Summer plans can quickly melt if consumers aren’t careful when they book their getaway."
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Doesn't Hold A Candle To Alabama, Says New 'Best Places' Ranking
New York City is the nation's 120th "best place" to live — and Huntsville, Alabama, is number one, according to a U.S. News ranking.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Tired Of Pricey NYC Apartments? You May Have To Move To Newark
Surprise, surprise — New York City rent is more expensive than in most surrounding cities, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|Neighbor News|
NYCHA PACT Resource Team Announces Technical Assistance Providers
Program helps residents plan for the future of their communities with the support of independent, third-party professionals
New York City|News|
Controversial Harlem One45 Towers Plan To Add More Affordable Housing In Fight To Survive
“The rental market in New York is getting tighter and it will get tighter for the foreseeable future,” he said.
New York City|News|
See Where NYC One-Bedroom Rents Soared Near Subways (Hint: Everywhere)
The price of finding a cheap one-bedroom in New York City? A major schlep away from more than 90 percent of subway stops, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Regulated Apartments Could See Historic Rent Hike
In a preliminary vote, the city's Rent Guidelines Board approved Thursday the largest increases for regulated apartments in nearly a decade.
Kathleen Culliton and Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Renters Face Record-High Rents, Fewer Open Apartments: Study
Rents across the city have skyrocketed in the past year, with Manhattan's soaring $1,000, a new StreetEasy study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
No Lawyers Remain For NYC Low-Income Eviction Cases, Advocates Warn
Limit the number of eviction cases on the docket — that’s the demand by The Legal Aid Society attorneys to court officials.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
In Adams, Landlords See Hope For A Rent Hike On Regulated Apts As Bills Pile Up
The rent debate will move into overdrive on Thursday, when the Board issues more research on the landscape of costs to landlords.
New York City|News|
NYC's Nation-Leading Rents Grow Even Higher, Study Finds
Have more than $3,000 a month to spare? You better, or good luck finding a New York City apartment nowadays, according to a new study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Home Buying Back In 'Full Force' From Pandemic, Study Finds
Homebuyers saw a record number of homes go on the New York City market in February, a StreetEasy study found. But renters had bad news.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Map: These 250 Buildings Are Among NYC's 'Most Distressed'
'Distressed' buildings across New York City racked up about 40,000 housing violations, is yours among them?
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
A Tenant's Guide To 421-A, The City's Biggest Tax Break For Developers And Landlords
It's a tax break dubbed 421-a, and if you're an apartment-dweller here, those numbers and letters may not mean much to you.
New York City|News|
Tombs Teardown Threatens Lower Manhattan Art Installations
The tug of war over a piece of public art in Chinatown is the latest flashpoint in the fight against bringing a new jail to the neighborhood
New York City|News|
NYC Rental Prices Skyrocket As Available Units Vanish: Study
"This was the largest annual increase in rents for any given quarter on StreetEasy record," the study states.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NY Eviction Moratorium Ends: Here's What To Know
Advocates fear the ban's end could lead to thousands of evictions in New York City. But tenants do have some protections.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
'Surprise' Year For NYC's Real Estate Market In 2021: Study
Predictions of gloom and doom in 2021 gave way to "one of the most robust sales and rental years within memory," a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
New Yorkers Are Fleeing State In Droves, A New Study Finds
Get ready Vermont, the New Yorkers are coming.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Two-Bedrooms, In-Unit Laundry Top NYC Apartment Searches In 2021
More space and in-unit laundry remain stubbornly hard to find in the city, but New Yorkers sought them anyway, according to StreetEasy.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Manhattan Luxury Sales Break Record As Ultra-Rich Return: Study
More than 400 Manhattan homes priced above $3.85 million went into contract in November — a one-month record, according to StreetEasy.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Here Are NYC's 'Worst Landlords' For 2021: List
From mice to roaches, these landlords amassed hundreds of violations over the past year without any relief for tenants, a new report says.
Nick Garber, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Weighs Cutting Off Natural Gas Hookups For New Buildings
It would make NYC a showcase for a climate-change-fighting policy.
New York City|News|
NYC Could See Wave Of Priced-Out Renters In 2022: Study
A new StreetEasy analysis found signs of a coming "flood" of demand and inventory in the coming year.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Check Out NYC's Hottest Neighborhoods For 2022: Study
SoHo topped StreetEasy's "Neighborhoods To Watch In 2022, but some surprising Brooklyn nabes grabbed notice.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Jumped 25% In Past Year, Study Finds
Rent in New York City is also the most expensive in the nation, with one-bedrooms fetching $3,180 a month, according to a Zumper study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC No Longer In Top 20 Priciest ZIP Codes For Home Sales: Study
Just six New York City ZIP codes ranked among the top 100 most expensive in the country, according to a PropertyShark study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
As Hochul Launches Penn Station Revival Plan, Risky Bets Placed On Office Building Boom
The vacancy rate for Manhattan office space, despite a surge in leasing during the third quarter, remains near a record at 18.6%.
New York City|News|
De Blasio Pledges $111M To Tear Down NYCHA Sidewalk Sheds
Many scaffolds or sidewalk sheds have been up at NYCHA homes for five years, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
City Eyes New Push To Buy Out Flood-Prone Houses As Climate Change Hits Home
“If the city bought their houses, they would have the money to move somewhere else. Every time it rains, they worry."
New York City|News|
Here's Where NYC Rent Is Below Pre-COVID Pandemic Levels: Study
Not every neighborhood is seeing rental prices bounce back to 2019 levels, according to a new StreetEasy study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Lower East Side Residents Protest Construction Of New Luxury Buildings
Community members from Two Bridges and Chinatown gathered at Pier 35 to demand a stop to the construction of the waterfront towers.
