Harlem|News|
New Manhattan Housing Lottery Has $487 Apartments
Here's how to apply.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem Real Estate News
Harlem|News|
Affordable Housing Plan Advances At Former Harlem Prison
The former Lincoln Correctional Facility in Harlem will be redeveloped into 105 affordable homes.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Housing Forum Targets Rising Costs, Displacement In Harlem
The upcoming event will give tenants practical tools to stay in their homes, understand their rights and navigate major policy changes.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
New East Harlem Housing Lottery Has $788 Apartments
Here's how to apply.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
34 Affordable Homes Will Be Built On Vacant Harlem Lots
The project will transform city-owned lots into affordable housing, with help from a $6.6 million loan.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
New East Harlem Housing Lottery Has $1K Apartments
Here's how to apply.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
New Signs Honor Harlem’s Civil Rights Legacy
New signs highlight the neighborhood’s role in the Harlem Renaissance and March on Washington.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem High-Rise For Homeless, Low-Income Families Moves Forward
A supportive housing development proposal in Harlem moves closer to reality, despite the local community board's disapproval.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Legendary NYC Jazz Club Hits The Market For $20M
A piece of jazz-age history is for sale in Manhattan.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Rents Start at $949 In These 6 Affordable NYC Housing Lotteries
Here's how to apply.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
East Harlem’s Waterfront Is Getting a $353M Makeover — Here’s What’s Coming
Seven acres of new parkland are coming to East Harlem.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
$273M Renovation To Overhaul 2 East Harlem Housing Projects
The three-year construction project promises major apartment upgrades, outdoor improvements, and expanded social services.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
7 Affordable NYC Housing Lotteries, With Rent Starting At $1,080, Expire This Week
Get luxury amenities for affordable prices with New York City's housing lottery.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Apartments Atop Manhattan Subway Station Moves Closer To Reality
A unique housing development proposal in Harlem moves closer to reality with the Manhattan Borough President's approval.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Rents Start at $454 In These 4 Affordable NYC Housing Lotteries
The rent is too damn high, but not at these four housing lotteries.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
MAP: Did NYC Find A Hazardous Problem In Your Building This Week?
This week, city inspectors found rats in Harlem, roaches in Washington Heights, water leaks in Crown Heights and more.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Work Starts On Harlem High-Rise For Homeless, Low-Income Families
It was a college dorm, then a migrant shelter, and now it will be turned into apartments for low-income and formerly homeless families.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
East Harlem Landlord Overcharged Tenants $50K, Officials Say
The landlord will have to pay tenants who were illegally overcharged more than $50,000.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
New Affordable Housing Remains Unaffordable For Locals: Harlem Leaders
State developers are building affordable housing in Harlem, but leaders say the condos aren't actually affordable for Black New Yorkers.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
MAP: Did NYC Find A Hazardous Problem In Your Building This Week?
This week, city inspectors found rats on the Upper East Side, roaches in Washington Heights, water leaks in Bed-Stuy and more.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
MAP: Did NYC Find A Hazardous Problem In Your Building This Week?
This week, city inspectors found mice in Inwood, roaches in Harlem, water leaks in Crown Heights and more.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem High-Rise Conversion For Homeless, Low-Income Families Set
It was a college dorm, then a migrant shelter, and next it will be affordable apartments for low-income and formerly homeless families.
Miranda Levingston, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Tennis Program Plans $50M Expansion To Serve Thousands More
With a vision for Manhattan’s first fully public tennis facility, a Harlem nonprofit needs space and funding to bring its dream to life.
Michael McDowell, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Now In Harlem: P.A.'L.A.N.T.E’s Demystifying Housing Conference
Need housing help? P.A.'L.A.N.T.E’s annual conference is free and open to all.
Michael McDowell, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Altar-ed Plans: Harlem Church To Reportedly Become 30 Apartments
Another Harlem church could soon be converted into apartments by a developer, according to a report.
Michael McDowell, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Migrant Center Acquired By Nonprofit For New Housing Project
Breaking Ground, a nonprofit organization, has purchased a former dorm in East Harlem that also served as a migrant shelter.
Vianella Burns, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Affordable Housing Complex Moves Forward In East Harlem
Dubbed Castle III, the building will contain 58 housing units for formerly incarcerated and formerly homeless individuals, officials said.
Vianella Burns, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Affordable Housing Lottery Opens For Harlem Building
A wait list for a Harlem building in the Mitchell-Lama affordable housing program is currently accepting applicants.
Vianella Burns, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
MAP: Did NYC Find A Hazardous Problem In Your Building This Week?
This week, city inspectors found roaches on the Upper East Side, mice in East Harlem, lead paint in Bed–Stuy and more.
Vianella Burns, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Development To Build Housing Over Harlem Amtrak Tracks Moves Forward
The project at West 135th Street looks to replace a former train depot with a 60-unit building with two floors hanging over Amtrak tracks.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Affordable Housing Proposal Adds Units, Decreases Affordability
The latest proposal for a city-sponsored affordable development in East Harlem cut the number of units for formerly homeless from 75 to 42.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Gov. Hochul Nominates Harlem Site To Register Of Historic Places
Metro North Plaza was nominated last week for its notable role in the city's public housing history.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Tenants Sue 'Predatory' Landlord
"We won't take it anymore. We are organized, we are on rent strike, and we are suing," said a tenant at a rally in East Harlem on Thursday.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
New Harlem Homeless Shelter Holds Ribbon Cutting
The 135-bed mental and behavioral health shelter for single men opened at the site of a troubled land deal.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
City In Legal Fight To Demolish Longtime Harlem Health Center
The city has amped up its pursuit of bulldozing a longtime health center.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Evictions Skyrocket In Harlem So Far This Year: Data
City evictions data shows that Harlem is far outpacing the city in the rate of evictions so far this year compared to the same time in 2023.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Affordable Housing Developments At Empty Harlem Lots To Move Forward
Permits have been filed for four affordable housing developments at a quartet of city-owned vacant lots in East Harlem.
Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Added 113 Housing Units In 2022: Data
A new interactive map details New York City's housing stock — and Harlem gained 113 housing units as demand increased across the city.
Emily Rahhal, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem Roommates Pay Thousands To Colive With Rodents: Report, Records
The Outpost Club's Harlem residence asks up to $2,066 a month for a room in a coliving space where city inspectors found mice and leaks.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
Harlem|News|
Harlem's Newest 'Affordable' Housing Asks $2.3K For A Studio
Applicants must earn at least $79,235 a year to qualify for an apartment with no bedroom.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
