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Permits filed for residential building with 36 units in Kingsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Concourse

Average rent in select Bronx neighborhoods rises year-over-year in August 2025, thanks to surge among two-bedroom units: report

By Ethan Marshall

Residents of a Highbridge building said that last week's fire broke out in the laundry room, although the FDNY has said that it's still investigating the official cause of the fire.

Highbridge

Tenants in fire-damaged Highbridge building say it’s been neglected for years by absentee landlord

By Sadie Brown

Housing

Permits filed for mixed-use building with 29 residences in Woodlawn

By Ethan Marshall

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Soundview

Jamie Towers residents celebrate Community Day

By Emily Swanson

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Belmont

Permits filed for residential building with 55 units in Belmont

By Ethan Marshall

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Mott Haven

Patterson Houses celebrates $500,000 upgrade to outdoor recreation area

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

Permits filed for residential building with 28 units in Olinville

By Ethan Marshall

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Highbridge

Housing lottery closing soon for 12 units in Highbridge, rent starts at $761

By Ethan Marshall

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Morrisania

New Destiny Housing breaks ground on homes for domestic violence survivors

By Emily Swanson

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Tremont

Permits filed for residential building with 99 units in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for residential building with 38 units in Crotona Park East

By Ethan Marshall

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Soundview

Jamie Towers board fires management company, alleging improper spending

By Emily Swanson

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Melrose

Permits filed for 4-story residential building with 11 units in Melrose

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 3-story residential building with ten units in Pelham Gardens

By Ethan Marshall

six 33 Bedford Park Blvd. in Norwood.

Norwood

Housing lottery closing soon for six units in Norwood, rent at $2,506

By Ethan Marshall

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