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Bronx Chamber of Commerce to hold panel discussions in Albany during Bronx Day

By Ethan Marshall

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City’s expedited affordable housing process kicks off with Mott Haven Powerhouse Apartments

By Emily Swanson

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Bronx Chamber of Commerce forms inaugural Real Estate and Housing Policy Council

By Ethan Marshall

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Mamdani breaks ground on East Harlem affordable housing and arts center in former NYPD parking lot

By Emily Swanson

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Mamdani appoints new rent guidelines board majority, setting stage for promised rent freeze

Mamdani told reporters outside of the event that he "hadn't thought much about parades" and that he was more interested in hearing from veterans themselves.

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Opinion | How Mayor Mamdani can make the Bronx the blueprint for NYC’s affordability revolution

By LaToya Williams-Belfort

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Tenants at 1235 Woodycrest Ave., still displaced, living in poor conditions after August fire

By Emily Swanson

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Tenants at 2051 Webster Ave. rally over inconsistent heat and hot water, lack of cooking gas

By Emily Swanson

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Less than a week left to apply for housing lottery for five units in University Heights residential building, rent starts at $1,988

By Ethan Marshall

21, Cross Bronx EXPY, from Grand Concourse

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OUR FORGOTTEN BOROUGH | Shining the brightest light on the Bronx for all to see

By Robert Pozarycki

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Housing lottery launches for 53 units at Bronx Park South in West Farms, rent starts at $1,031

By Ethan Marshall

Gotham Book Prize 2026 finalists, including Born in Flames, a book about the South Bronx fires.

Books

Book on 1970s South Bronx fires named finalist for Gotham Book Prize

By Marina Samuel

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‘Even if you have your own home, it can kill you’: Evergreen Gardens tenants detail dangerous living conditions

By Kylie Clifton

Majority Leader Amanda Farias celebrated passing the 'City of Yes for Housing Opportunity' zoning amendment.

Opinion | In a housing crisis, New Yorkers deserve clear Co-op application rules

By New York City Council Member Amanda Farías

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Housing lottery underway for 40 affordable units in Morris Heights, rent starts at $723

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing lottery running for four units in Belmont residential building, rent starts at $2,525

By Ethan Marshall

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