Housing News – Bronx Times

Tenants at 2440 Walton Ave hold a rally ahead of their next court date, where they are seeking a court-appointed administrator to take over their building.

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Fordham tenants call for court-appointed manager amid mounting housing violations and hazardous living conditions

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

One River Park

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Housing lottery running for 227 units at One River Park in Mott Haven, rent starts at $1,936

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Housing lottery begins for 15 units in Crotona Park East, rent starts at $2,040

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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CAMBA settlement brings new eviction protections to Bronx tenants

By Steven Goodstein Conversation…

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In Throggs Neck, one log home brings a little bit of country to the city

By Matthew McKay Conversation…

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Housing lottery underway for nine units in Port Morris, rent starts at $1,812

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

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Housing lottery launches for four units in West Farms, rent starts at $2,000

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Councilmembers Kevin Riley and Eric Dinowitz listen in on community members concerns and hopes for White Plains Road.

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White Plains Road could see more housing. Residents are weighing in on what comes next

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Bronx Land Trust seeks support to preserve East River waterfront as community garden

By Jay Cole Conversation…

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Our Forgotten Borough

OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | A borough of arrivals: How immigration made the Bronx

By Kylie Clifton Conversation…

As developers knock on the door of their four-family rowhouse, Sheila Edwards and her son, Kimani, refuse to give up the South Bronx home that Edwards’ parents fought to secure at a time when banks routinely denied loans to Black families.

Our Forgotten Borough

OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | ‘We know we have to hold onto it’: How one South Bronx family’s legacy is wrapped up in their home

By Emily Swanson Conversation…

Over the last decade, developers transformed much of the South Bronx waterfront from vacant industrial land into one of New York City's up-and-coming neighborhoods. While the luxury towers went up, management companies struggled to fill the units with wealthier tenants that could afford the market-rate rent.

Our Forgotten Borough

OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | Mott Haven businesses bet on a waterfront boom. Years later, many are still waiting

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | The Bronx is changing. But is it finally for the better?

By Robert Pozarycki Conversation…

One Kingsland

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Last phase of construction in progress on One Kingsland, 90-unit townhome neighborhood in Westchester

By Ethan Marshall Conversation…

Tenant Israel Mendoza's unit was damaged in the April fire, resulting in a vacate order. The unit not been repaired by the Zar brothers to this day, according to the suit.

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Tenants seek court to take over management of Fordham building due to hazardous living conditions

By Marina Samuel Conversation…

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Bronx Times Opinion | Affordable for whom? A middle-class Bronxite is still waiting for an answer

By Jennifer Torres Conversation…

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