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Wakefield

Housing lottery launches for 212 units in Wakefield Yards, rent starts at $465

By Ethan Marshall

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Concourse Village

Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 38 units in Concourse Village

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 41 units in East Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

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Mount Hope

Housing lottery closing soon for 11 units in Mount Hope building with rents starting at $2,027

By Ethan Marshall

Mayor Eric Adams at a City Hall rally following the passage of his City of Yes plan by the City Council.

Business

Some Bronx neighborhoods say no to City of Yes in ongoing lawsuit

By Emily Swanson

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AMNY

ICE in courts: Arrests go on in Lower Manhattan as leaked video shows immigrants detained in squalid conditions

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Op-Ed

Op-ed: The City Council needs to amend Local Law 18

By Mariana Gonzalez

Mayor Eric Adams

AMNY

Op-Ed | The most pro-housing administration in city history

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Concourse

Select Bronx neighborhoods experience increased cost of rent in June 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Allerton

Displaced Allerton fire victims rally for third time for housing assistance and speedier repairs

By Emily Swanson

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Housing

From renters to owners: Bronx first-time buyers navigate a tough market

By Emily Swanson

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Belmont

Permits filed for 6-story building with 27 affordable units in Belmont

By Ethan Marshall

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Highbridge

Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 26 units in Highbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing

New renderings released for 26-story tower Cottage 5 in White Plains

By Ethan Marshall

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Health

The Bronx was the moldiest borough in NYC in 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing

Voucher confusion leaves 80-year-old woman and disabled son on brink of homelessness

By Shane O’Brien

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