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Permits filed for 9-story residential building with 72 units in East Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for two-tower mixed use development featuring 164 housing units in Kingsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

The street view of A.T.'s apartment building on Crotona Avenue where the harassment took place, according to court filings.

Crotona

Bronx man reaches $160K settlement with landlord following harassment lawsuit

By Sadie Brown

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Crotona

Permits filed for 33-unit 9-story residential building in Crotona Park East

By Ethan Marshall

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Mount Hope

Housing lottery launches for 24 units at Mount Hope building, rent starts at $2,459

By Ethan Marshall

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Wakefield

New Wakefield housing development prioritizes women-led households, offers path out of shelters

By Emily Swanson

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Allerton

Housing lottery opens for 12 units at mixed-use building in Allerton, rent starts at $2,390

By Ethan Marshall

Conservative City council members sue city over City of Yes housing rezoning plan

AMNY

Housing in NYC: Conservative pols lead charge to overturn mayor’s City of Yes rezoning plan with new lawsuit

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Housing

Permits filed for 8-story mixed-use building in Bronxwood

By Ethan Marshall

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Longwood

Permits filed for 4-story residential building in Longwood

By Ethan Marshall

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Mott Haven

Permits filed for 8-story, 236-unit supportive housing development in Mott Haven

By Ethan Marshall

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Highbridge

Permits filed for 4-story residential building in Highbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Riverdale

Housing lottery nears deadline for eight Riverdale units, starting at $2,375 rent

By Ethan Marshall

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Allerton

Tenants displaced from Allerton fire can now apply for low-interest federal loans

By Emily Swanson

oversight hearing

Council Member Salamanca holds budget oversight hearing on City’s housing goals

By Ethan Marshall

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Fordham

Permits filed for 9-story residential building in Fordham

By Ethan Marshall

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