“A lot of people around here going off the deep end with all these epidemics going around, like the crack epidemic”

Of Homeboys, Homelands, and the Island

‘All the family members get new homes,’ says one Fujianese immigrant. ‘We’re very excited.’

Under ‘scheme swapping,’ NYC building owners keep raking in tax benefits without lowering prices

Legislation signed Monday by Mayor de Blasio will give the city the power — but not the obligation — to fine those who rent out illicit short-term stays

New York City is putting $250 million into subsidized co-ops in the Mitchell-Lama program, but tenants may still be out in the cold

In a city with less and less affordable housing, low-income New Yorkers say it’s any port in a storm

Changes in state law and the rise of "predatory equity" companies made eviction a growth business