Housing Archives – Politics NY

Housing

City Cautiously Continues Moving Homeless from Hotels to Shelters

By Ariel Pacheco

Housing

Schumer, Velázquez Pitch Additional Fed Funds for NYCHA

By Harry Parker and Aiden Graham

Housing

Manhattan NYCHA Developments Utilize Controversial RAD Program

By Ariel Pacheco

Brooklyn

50k Brooklynites may get a $300 property tax rebate under budget proposal

By Ben Brachfeld

Housing

Stringer holds conference outside of vacant lot in response to mayoral candidates

By Ariel Pacheco

Housing

Op-Ed: Time to Re-Think Our Homeless Spending

By Aleta LaFargue

Housing

Schumer, Ampry-Samuel Lead Charge for NYCHA Fixes

By Ariama C. Long

Housing

Op-Ed: A New Deal for NYCHA

By State Sen. Kevin Parker

Brooklyn

Op-ed: The new affordable housing in Brooklyn is North Carolina and homeless shelters

By Curtis M. Harris

Flood of PAC money has candidates feuding in Bronx specials

Mary Steffenhagen

NYCHA’s Blueprint for Change divides candidates in Bronx special election

Griffin Kelly

Brooklyn

Tax Lien Sale Bill Asks for Reform Taskforce

By Ariama C. Long

Top L-R: Billy Freeland (Photo source: billyfreeland.com), Julie Menin (Photo source: juliefornyc.com) Bottom L-R: Tricia Shimamura (Photo source: triciaforny.nyc), Christopher Sosa (Photo source: sosafornyc.com)

Candidates for City Council District 5 Talk Homelessness

By Michael Rock

Brooklyn

M/WBE’s Get Leg Up in Affordable Housing Development

By Ariama C. Long 1

Closeup on the windows at Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side

Lucerne Homeless Residents Earn Six-Month Reprieve

By Politics NY

Brooklyn

Bay Ridge Landlord Says New Gas Law Behind Tenant Dispute

By Stephen Witt 3

Closeup on the windows at Lucerne Hotel on the Upper West Side

Manhattan Electeds Respond to Lucerne Ruling

By Politics NY

Queens

Op-Ed: A COVID Winter is Coming for NYCHA

By Politics NY

Housing

City Council Candidates, Electeds Lock Horns Over NYCHA RAD Program

By Ariama C. Long 2

NYCHA Gets Ball Rolling to Fix 40,000 Units Citywide

By Politics NY

Queens

NYCHA Gets Ball Rolling to Fix 4,400 Units Citywide

By Politics NY

Three repairmen working on a plywood in front of a NYCHA building

NYCHA Introduces New Repair Service Order System

By Michael Rock

Brooklyn

NYCHA Gets Ball Rolling to Fix 4,400 Units Citywide

By Kings County Politics 1

Queens

NYCHA’s New Repair Service Order System Debuts in Western Queens

By Michael Rock

More from Around New York

Bronx Dominican Day Parade brings hundreds of spectators and politicians

Rock of Thirst

Service suspended on multiple subway lines in Queens due to power outage

homeless shelter

City considering alternative sites to controversial Brighton Beach homeless shelter