New York City|News|
Make-Or-Break Vote Looms For Brooklyn Botanic Garden Shadow-Casting Towers
Continuum Company is asking for approval to build residential development up to 34 stories within about 150 feet from the botanical garden.
New York City Real Estate News
New York City|News|
NYC Could Become Nation's Priciest Rental Market: Report
The city's median one-bedroom cost is only $40 below San Francisco's, and its rent costs are rising more rapidly, a Zumper report found.
Gabby DeBenedictis, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
House Prices Up in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens: Study
The number of homes for sale in these three boroughs also hit a record high, according to a new study from StreetEasy.
Michelle Rotuno-Johnson, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Rent Relief For NYers Gets Overhaul Amid Schumer Criticism
With more than $2 billion in rent relief still not reaching tenants, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the state will "streamline" applications.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Ranks Poorly In 'Best & Worst Places To Rent' Study
Out of 180 cities in a recent WalletHub study, New York City ranked 109th — and near the bottom on affordability and cost of living.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Among Worst Cities To Live In Nation, US News Report Finds
A new report ranking 150 of the country's metropolitan areas put New York City at number 118.
Gabby DeBenedictis, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
These Are NYC's Most Expensive Neighborhoods, Study Finds
Residential sales bounced back 88 percent compared to the pandemic's height, with Hudson Yards as the priciest neighborhood, study finds.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
SoHo's Big Test: Can Lower Rents Lure Back Stores And Tourists?
“Things are very fragile,” said Salzhauer. “It will take six months to two years to find a new equilibrium.”
New York City|News|
New York City Area Home Prices Up Recently
Home prices are up more than 10 percent in the New York City area since the pandemic began.
Rich Scinto, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
When 'Temporary' Scaffolding Turns Permanent In NYC
"People move here and they don’t even know what the building looks like," a neighbor said of a 15-year-old scaffold.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Study Finds 385 Miles Of Crumbling Bridges In NYC
More than 100 bridges were found to be in poor condition.
Adam Nichols, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Bronx Tenant Takes On Ex-Housing Agency Bigwig With Relentless Court Cases Demanding Repairs
The building currently has 61 “immediately hazardous” housing code violations, HPD’s records show, including rat infestation.
New York City|News|
Rent: How To Get NY's Government To Pay It
Struggling to pay rent through the coronavirus pandemic? A $2.7 billion pot of rent relief is now up for grabs.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Renters Up For 'First-Come, First-Serve' $2.7B Rent Relief
Struggling tenants across the state can apply for relief starting June 1, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Have Stopped Dropping After Pandemic Free Fall: Study
The city’s rent prices inched upward in April for the first time in a year, a new StreetEasy study found. But prices could remain low.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Fair Market Rent Rates In New York City Area
The coronavirus pandemic and other factors have shaken up the rental market. See how things have changed in New York City area.
Local Data, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Eviction 'Right To Counsel' Poised To Kick In Citywide
The City Council voted to speed up a program that gives tenants access to an attorney in housing court. Here's what you need to know.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Lawmakers Extend NY Eviction Moratorium Till August
Cash-strapped residential and commercial tenants will get more breathing room until the end of August.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|Neighbor News|
Q1 Report: Signs of Recovery in Flatiron and NoMad
Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership's Q1 real estate report shows signs of recovery from the pandemic's economic impacts
New York City|News|
NYC Rents Hit Lowest Rates In Years, Study Says
Prospective renters still have some time to take advantage of low rents but deals won't last forever, experts say.
Dan Shalin, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Homes Near This Subway Station Saw Biggest Rent Uptick In NYC
A study shows that one-bedroom homes near this train station have had the largest rent increases in the city.
Gus Saltonstall, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Rents For 1-Bedrooms Drop Near Most NYC Subway Stops: Study
The price for one-bedrooms fell at 88 percent of all MTA stops across the five boroughs, according to a new RentHop study.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Fearing Plunging Rents, NYC Landlords Keep Apartments Off Market
Landlords have kept more than 50 percent of unrented Manhattan apartments off the market in hopes they can raise prices later.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Home Prices In New York City Area Increased In Past Year: See How Much
Home prices are expected to stay elevated for the near future. They have increased in Manhattan area.
Local Data, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
‘We Have Nothing:' Hundreds Without Homes After Devastating Fire At Jackson Heights Apartment Complex
Firefighters were still on the scene Wednesday, and investigators said much of the damage could have been avoided.
New York City|News|
See How Your Rent Stacks Up With 'NYC Rent Calculator'
A new tool by openigloo aims to help New Yorkers negotiate fair leases by comparing apartments' rent against their neighborhood's average.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Eviction 4 Times More Likely In NYC's COVID Hotspots, Report Says
Areas hit hardest by the virus, largely Black and Latino neighborhoods, have the most eviction cases in NYC, the New York Times reports.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Dozens Of Landlords, Brokers Accused Of Housing Bias: Lawsuit
A massive lawsuit accuses dozens of landlords of blatantly refusing to rent to New Yorkers with housing vouchers.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Landlord Review App Aims To End NYC Renting Nightmares
A new app hopes to make landlord horror stories a thing of the past.
Anna Quinn, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Rents, Home Prices Continue Drop In January: Study
Even as home prices hit years-long lows, New Yorkers still need to make $100,000 a year to afford house payments, another study found.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC Real Estate Market Shows Glimmers Of Recovery: Reports
Residential sales volume in New York City jumped 40 percent during the end of 2020, according to a new report.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
Despite Pandemic, NYC Created 30K Affordable Units In 2020
Mayor Bill de Blasio said the city in 2020 created the second-most affordable housing units in its history.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
NYC’s Wealthy Enclaves Lost Housing In Past Decade As Combining Of Apartments Outpaced New Construction
That’s because so many people combined apartments or homes into one dwelling, the total for new housing dipped below zero, according to ...
New York City|News|
NYC Families Caught In Rent Aid Catch-22 Sue To Sidestep State Blockade
Some families have to be sued for eviction before they can get help paying rent.
New York City|News|
NYC’s Small Landlords Of Color Among Those Battling For Survival Amid Rent Moratorium
His plan blew up when the tenant who had moved into the unit he formerly occupied stopped paying rent in the summer of 2019.
New York City|News|
‘Shadow’ Real Estate Inventory May Spell Good Deals For New York City Renters
Despite a mass exodus during the pandemic, many apartment buildings are not listing all available apartments.
New York City|News|
Freezing Brooklyn Tenants Still Waiting Long After Deal To Rescue Buildings From Bankrupt ‘Worst Landlord’ Nonprofit
Layers of legal cases and needed approvals, complicated by COVID-19-related shutdowns, have come between King and a new landlord.
New York City|Neighbor News|
Bronx Commons Homes Lease Up, Progress Continues on Music Hall
WHEDco and BFC Partners fully lease development's 305 affordable homes amid pandemic, as cultural and commercial components near completion
New York City|News|
NYC’s Deal-Filled ‘Renter’s Market’ Could Be At End: Report
“Renters may find that today’s deals won’t be around tomorrow,” a new UrbanDigs report states.
Matt Troutman, Patch Staff
New York City|News|
What ‘Cancel Rent’ Means To NYC Homeowners And Small Landlords
Dozens of homeowners and owners of small buildings have reached out to THE CITY with questions about how to stay afloat.
