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Average rent continued to climb across select Bronx neighborhoods in July 2025, despite dip among one-bedroom units: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 20 units in Foxhurst

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 13-story residential building with 96 units in Concourse

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 6-story residential building with 13 units in University Heights

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 9-story mixed-use building with 80 residences in Melrose

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 6-story mixed-use building with 25 residences in Wakefield

By Ethan Marshall

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Attorneys defending clients in Bronx Housing Court enter fourth week of strike

By Emily Swanson

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AM Tapia awards $20K to Bronx supportive housing

By Emily Swanson

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Permits filed for 11-story residential building with 60 units in Tremont

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 13-story residential building with 99 units in Mount Hope

By Ethan Marshall

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

By Ethan Marshall

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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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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.

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

By Emily Swanson

three men apprehended in dark ICE courtroom.

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

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