affordable housing

The bills have been criticized as too expansive, but come amid an ongoing housing crisis.

It’s the first hotel-to-housing transformation in New York City under a 2021 program intended to ease those kinds of conversions.

It's a busy day at the city legislature

Local Councilmember Kristin Richardson Jordan said the first project was not affordable enough.

A commercial truck depot stands where an ambitious residential complex had been promised, and the state attorney general has questions.

The two Democrats last week unveiled a host of initiatives aimed in part at producing more affordable housing.

Developers are accused of flouting laws under the controversial 421-a tax break.

Members of the JUST Housing Committee say creating and preserving affordable housing would benefit the university, one of the biggest landlords in the city.

Lawmakers in Albany have doubled the amount of funding meant to incentivize developers to convert disused hotels into low-cost housing and removed regulatory hurdles. But questions remain over whether it’s enough to make a difference.

"It will likely become a self-storage facility."