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NYC Rents Could Rise 16% Under Numbers Before Powerful Board
A price hike for rent-stabilized apartments eyed by the Rent Guidelines Board Thursday drew quick condemnation: "This is outrageous."
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City Real Estate News
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Make History In March With Skyrocketing Prices: Study
“So long as we ignore this problem," the Legal Aid Society said, "our housing crisis will only continue to balloon.”
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Freeze NYC Rent: Advocates Tell Board After ‘Dire’ New Study
“Tenants are clearly at the brink,” advocates said after a study found New Yorkers pay a third of their incomes for rent-stabilized homes.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rent Dips For Sixth Straight Month, Study Finds
But the decline likely won't change one thing: "(We) expect New York to hold its spot as the most expensive city," the study states.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
A Long Island Town Freezes New Housing, Highlighting Hochul's Uphill Battle
Hempstead once passed plans to spur apartments near LIRR stations. Now it’s extending a development moratorium.
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Dip, But Remain 20% Higher Than Last Year: Study
A two-bedroom still cost $4,000 in New York City during February, but two nearby cities were even more expensive, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rent Drops For 5th Straight Month, Study Finds
The Big Apple remains the nation's most expensive city, but San Francisco isn't far behind, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|Neighbor News|
Packages to New York Residents Increase in Q4 With No Signs of Slowing
Multifamily landlords and property managers look for technology-enabled solutions to accept, manage and safely secure incoming packages
New York City|News|
Midtown Owners Hedge On Costly Office-To-Home Conversions
Landlords need Albany action to turn Manhattan commercial buildings into apartments — and that’s just the start of their challenges.
New York City|News|
NYers Are Staying In Their Homes Longer, Study Finds
Not everyone left New York City because of COVID — homeowners spent a year longer in their homes before selling, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Millionaire Ritzy Renters Triple In NYC, Study Finds
Even millionaires — or 2,500 of them, at least — prefer renting to buying in the city, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Apartments Are Finally Returning To NYC's Rental Market, Study Finds
But don't rejoice yet, renters — there still aren't enough apartments out there for prices to significantly drop, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|Neighbor News|
The Crossings in Hunts Points Expands Tenant Roster
Blumenfeld Development Group Signs Centers Urgent Care to 10-year lease
Douglas, Neighbor
New York City|News|
These NYC Neighborhoods Had Most Evictions Since Ban Lifted: Data
More than 4,400 evictions went forward in the year since a moratorium ended, and some neighborhoods have borne a greater brunt, data shows.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Roommate Rent Skyrockets 20% In A Year, Study Finds
See what New York City neighborhoods are the cheapest if you have a roommate, or where rent is increasing so much it almost doesn't matter.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Begin To Drop, But Still Ridiculously Expensive: Study
Only in New York is a $3,700 typical apartment a sign that rents are falling.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
City Sues NYC Landlords Over 'Dangerous' Conditions
“All New Yorkers deserve to live in safe, clean homes," Mayor Adams said. "We will not tolerate landlords who repeatedly flout the law."
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
MAP: Did NYC Find A Hazardous Problem In Your Building This Week?
This week, city inspectors found rodents in Clinton Hill, roaches in Harlem, water heater issues in Astoria, and more.
Coral Murphy Marcos, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC's '100 Worst Landlords' Of 2022 Revealed: See The List
Even as rent "massively increased" this year, the city's worst landlords racked up 69,000 violations, said Public Advocate Jumaane Williams.
Matt Troutman and Peter Senzamici, Patch Staff
New York City|Neighbor News|
Top Markets Boost Package Delivery with Unified Access Control
New York, Boston, Seattle, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco building operations save $12 million through technology-enabled access control
New York City|News|
NYC Real Estate Projections For 2023: Here's What Experts Expect
A new StreetEasy analysis crunched the numbers on trends renters, buyers and sellers can expect to pay, or make, in the year ahead.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rent Nearly $1K More Than Any Other Pricy U.S. City: Study
Boston and San Francisco rents are practically steals in comparison to the median rent in New York City, a new study shows.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
'Zombie Debt': NYC Homeowners Face Foreclosure On Old Mortgages
Brooklyn homeowner Rose Prophete is among 13 plaintiffs in a New York federal suit fighting the foreclosure action.
New York City|News|
Sweeping NYC Housing Voucher Reforms Offer 'Real Hope,' Advocates Say
Families could bypass homeless shelters altogether under new voucher rules unveiled Monday by Mayor Eric Adams.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Sky-High Manhattan Rents Dip For 3rd Straight Month, Study Finds
But the typical Manhattan apartment still cost about $4,000 — and luxury rents were at an all-time high in October, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
In Near-Daily Protests, Tenants Demand End To Widespread Rent-Stabilized Apartment Vacancies
The pressure is on to open the city's vacant apartments.
New York City|Neighbor News|
Fortune Society Sues iAfford for Barring People from Access to Housing
“iAfford continues to send a message to anyone with prior criminal justice involvement: you need not apply for housing."
Jeff Simmons, Community Contributor
New York City|News|
Hurricane Sandy Devastated Coney Island 10 Years Ago. So Why Has NYC Added Almost 2,000 Homes To The Area Since?
If a Sandy-like storm were to hit Coney Island today, the impact would be even more extreme because the oceans are higher than a decade ago.
New York City|News|
Mushrooms Grow Out Of The Walls In 'Dangerous' NYC Building
Ceilings collapse, rodents roam and squatters defecate in a nightmare Manhattan building, say tenants who sued their notorious landlord.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Developers Reaped $1.6M From Affordable BK Housing Lies: DA
Six developers took tax breaks on promises they would lease out affordable apartments. Instead, they charged higher rents, prosecutors said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Real Estate Porn: Gaze Upon These 3 Gargantuan Abodes
Who needs nine bathrooms when you could have 10?
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
These NYC Neighborhoods Are What Renter Dreams Are Made Of: Study
The prices, for many, ensure that dream won't become a reality.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Contractor Hits City's Biggest Immigrant-Focused Nonprofit With $4.5M Lien On Center As Stop-Work Orders Stall Construction
Neither side is saying what’s behind the dispute, but Make The Road NY has asked a court to toss the debt claim.
New York City|News|
NYC’s Once Red-Hot Rent Renewal Increases Start Cooling Off: Study
In a sign landlords anticipate a less topsy-turvy market, rent renewal increases fell finally below 2021 levels, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Check Out These 3 Really Unaffordable NYC Apartments
Because somewhere in New York City there's someone who can afford $20,000 a month rent.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC's Wages Falling Far Behind Record-High Rents, Study Finds
The gap between wage growth and rent is at its widest point since 2008, a new study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NY Gets $100M More Emergency Rent Aid As Apartment Prices Rise
But advocates hope the Biden administration funnels more money toward a program that has given $2 billion in rent aid to New York City.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rent Goes Up $20 In September, But Still At All-Time High: Study
Have $3,950 to spare for a one-bedroom?
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Sex Noise, Pigeon Invasions, Rats: Read NYC’s Worst Apartment Reviews
“It's like Alfred Hitchcock's ‘The Birds,’ but with rodents,” one disgruntled renter wrote on the apartment review site openigloo.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Bank-Breaking Rents Broke Records Last Month In NYC: Study
The Douglas Elliman report found average rents in Manhattan, never cheap, had jumped nearly 30 percent in a single year.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
