David Brand

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the upcoming lawsuit during a speech in Harlem on Saturday.

City Hall wants to rein in the program’s ballooning costs. Critics warn it could increase homelessness.

Starting May 1, tenants can apply to affordable apartments after a previous tenants move out, without going through the city’s housing lottery system.

The city’s consumer protection agency has proposed fines for brokers and property owners who violate the law.

Large sections of the neighborhood remain zoned for low-rise residential and industrial uses, according to officials.

The city foreclosed on a Bronx apartment building and turned it over to a nonprofit owner after a decade of tenant-organizing.

The short-term rental giant is spending $5 million to influence local elections. Will they also try to influence the race for mayor?

The outlook is grim but there are key steps would-be buyers can take, a new report finds.

The Real Estate Board of New York is suing to stop a measure intended to shift broker fees from tenants to landlords.

The project would include 95 apartments for low-income families and individuals.