Latest Articles Tagged "housing"
Data from the city’s Rent Guidelines Board shows landlords’ “net operating income” increased – but with several notable exceptions.
NYC all but bans short-term rentals. In New Jersey, soccer tourists and property owners face a patchwork of rules and prohibitions.
With an appeal to the state’s high court, Mamdani reverses a campaign pledge.
HELP USA will manage intake services inside 114 Snediker Ave. on March 30.
Developers are seeking public funds to complete the project after two decades of delay, according to state lawmakers. Critics say the initial plan was never feasible.
Township officials are battling housing advocates over what’s known as the Mount Laurel doctrine.
The findings showed nearly half a million children living in poverty.
Many of the city’s newly constructed buildings, including swanky digs with top-dollar rents, are mired in violations and complaints.
They say the city should dedicate $2.3 billion for nutrition, housing, community and other services aimed at older adults.
A developer is looking to convert the largely vacant buildings to more than 600 new housing units.