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Permits filed for residential building with 42 units in Hunts Point

By Ethan Marshall

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Mitchel Houses residents cleared to return following boiler explosion

By Emily Swanson

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Permits filed for mixed-use building with 44 residences in Port Morris

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Parkchester Preservation Management settles with Attorney General in “tenant blacklisting” case

By Emily Swanson

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Housing lottery underway for 55 units at Mosholu Concourse Apartments in Bedford Park, rent starts at $1,604

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for homeless shelter in Pelham Bay

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Torres calls for federal assistance to Mitchel Houses and NYCHA following partial building collapse

By Emily Swanson

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Permits filed for residential building with 27 units in Highbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Mamdani and supporters rally in Highbridge around future rent freeze

By Emily Swanson

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Permits filed for residential building with six units in Van Nest

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for residential building with 20 units in University Heights

By Ethan Marshall

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City Council approves Just Home housing project despite objections from Mayor Adams, Council Member Marmorato

By Emily Swanson

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Housing lottery launches for 69 units in Norwood mixed-use building, rent starts at $698

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing lottery closing soon for eight units at Bryant Avenue Apartments, rent at $3,050

By Ethan Marshall

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City Council holds hearing on Just Home supportive project after years on hold

By Emily Swanson

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Permits filed for residential building with 36 units in Kingsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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