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Average Bronx rent decreased by 0.37% during March: report

By Ashlynn Perez

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor delivers remarks at Casa Celina.

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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor tours Bronx affordable housing complex named for her mother

By Bronx Times

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Bronx foreclosures reach highest peak in four years with 43 filings: report

By Ashlynn Perez

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Study concludes that Bronx residents are most vocal regarding mold concerns in their homes among all NYC residents

By Steven Goodstein

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Bronx faith leaders lend support to Faith-Based Affordable Housing Act

By Emily Swanson

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Op-Ed | Yes to housing in God’s backyard

Willie Colon speaks during the HBCU College Rair at the BronxWorks Betances Community Center on Saturday, March 16, 2024.

Week in Rewind: AOC gets primary challenger, riders react to National Guard in subways, HBCU fair comes to Bronx, tenants rally for state legislation and more

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City’s Department of Health reports more violations at partially collapsed Morris Heights residence as landlord gets time extension to fix hazardous conditions

By Steven Goodstein

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AMNY

Lawsuit challenging NYC property tax system cleared to move forward – opening door for possible, massive changes

Bronx Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson, VIP Community Services executives and new Ruiz Butter House residents celebrate the ribbon-cutting.

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Bronx supportive housing at Ruiz Butter Residence opens

By Bronx Times

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Average Bronx rent increased by 1.53% during February: report

By Ashlynn Perez

City Council Member Althea Stevens addresses the public at a town hall in Morris Heights on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, with council colleague Rita Joseph.

Week in Rewind: Bronxites push against education budget cuts, pols push energy efficiency legislation, Jewish photography displayed at Hostos Community College and more

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This Queens lawmaker’s bill aims to force city to battle some landlords on tenants’ behalf

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University Heights

Legal Aid, tenants sue Bronx landlord with almost 500 health and safety violations

By Emily Swanson

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City officials clear out makeshift migrant shelter housed in vacant Fordham storefront

By Emily Swanson & Steven Goodstein

The public attends an in-person joint Community Board 5 & 6 meeting in Fordham on Monday, June 12, 2023.

Week in Rewind: Nonprofit to revamp Bronx skate parks, sale of local Jewish center raises concerns, BP calls for more community board applications and more

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