How a villainized real estate industry struggled to respond to the Covid-19 eviction moratorium
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Residential rental
Mid-sized multifamily sales seize up, but smaller rental buildings remain active: Analysis
By Adam Pincus The impact of the June rent-regulation laws on the city’s sales market
Dept. of Investigation finds errors in 2018 eviction data
Tabulation mistakes by several city marshals led to underreporting: DOI By Adam Pincus The city’s
City’s IBO doubts proposed rent regs would cut property tax receipts
Office skeptical of annual losses that REBNY-backed study said could hit $2B By Adam Pincus
Affordable housing landlords among city’s most active evictors
Widely cited eviction data does not account for large number of “evicted” tenants who remain
NYCHA sees more money per unit than average rent-stabilized building: ANALYSIS
Public housing average is $1,385 per unit, while for private regulated apartment it’s $1,353 By
Fetner proposes 171-unit UWS development that includes micro units
Developer working with HPD to create affordable housing on West 96th St. even as elected
Developers eye NYCHA’s air rights
Madison Realty, Maddd Equities, among firms with plans to buy a portion of the agency’s
Why is NYCHA’s rent collection rate falling?
Federal rent increases, lead abatement work, longer time to rehabilitate apartments, may play a role