Cheaper rents provide little benefit for city’s essential workers
While New York City’s pricey neighborhoods have seen drops in rent due to the pandemic,
Housing
NYCHA’s Blueprint for Change gets no love at public hearing
NYCHA CEO gets razzed over Blueprint for Change Residents, politicians and union workers responded angrily
Plans announced for 95 Section 8 apartments in Mott Haven
A four-building complex at 205 Brook Avenue will be the site of 95 Project-based Section
Assemblyman to hold NYCHA information sessions for tenants
The Office of Assembly member Michael Blake and the Urban Justice Center cordially invite NYCHA
Approach of winter raises questions about heat in NYCHA complexes
On Oct. 1, Day One of the 2020 heating season, Danny Barber was worried. “The
NYCHA tenant association president runs for office, urges other residents to do the same
Tenant leaders reject Housing Authority’s latest funding proposal After seven mayors, 10 presidents and more
Tenants evicted during pandemic demand meeting with landlord
Mott Haven resident Eduardo Catalán said he paid his rent in May, but that his
City opens lottery for nearly 500 apartments in Melrose
Selection process for affordable housing begins at La Central The lottery is now open on