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Concourse

Average rent in select Bronx neighborhoods continued slight growth in February 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Highbridge

Permits filed for 11-story residential building in Highbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 4-story residential building in Williamsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

Crotona

Permits filed for 6-story mixed-use building in Crotona Park East

By Ethan Marshall

City agencies and developers officially break ground on the second phase of the Peninsula housing project in Hunts Point on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2023.

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Bronx sees over 6,500 new homes built in 2024 as NYC housing production reaches highest level since 1965

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 7-story residential building in Bronxwood, house to be bulldozed

By Ethan Marshall

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Permits filed for 11-story mixed-use building in Williamsbridge

By Ethan Marshall

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Allerton

Fire-displaced residents of 2910 Wallace Ave. rally for ongoing city support

By Emily Swanson

Kingsbridge tenants win battle against landlord’s 2018 rent hike

By Emily Swanson

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Comptroller: Bronx landlords among worst heat violators, blasts HPD over its enforcement

By Sadie Brown

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Mott Haven

Affordable housing lottery opens in Mott Haven; 1 bedrooms start at $3,661

By Christian Murray

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Mott Haven

South Bronx tenants rally against ‘one of NYC’s worst landlords,’ demand urgent repairs

By Emily Swanson

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Guardian Angels begin regular patrol of new migrant shelter site

By Emily Swanson

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Soundview

Residents of Jamie Towers voice concerns over water quality and health

By Emily Swanson

The Gowanus Neighborhood Construction Site

AMNY

NYC’S HOUSING CRISIS: Breaking down what the city is doing, and not doing, to make housing affordable

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Longwood

Permits filed for expansion of 2-story Longwood residential building

By Ethan Marshall

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