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Comptroller Brad Lander stands with NYCHA Tenant Association leaders to announce a new audit about oversight of vendors making repairs and doing maintenance.

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Comptroller audit slams NYCHA over repairs, finds potential millions in wasteful spending

By Sadie Brown

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Supportive housing opens in Bedford Park for adults with developmental disabilities

By Emily Swanson

City Council Member Chi Ossé rallies with council members and advocates before the passage of his bill to relieve tenants from having to pay broker fees in most cases.

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City Council votes to relieve renters from paying broker fees with veto-proof majority

An apartment building on Shore Road in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.

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US Supreme Court declines to hear challenges to NY rent stabilization law

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Report: Rental prices in several Bronx neighborhoods hold steady in October, with slight dips in studios and modest rises in one-bedrooms

By Ethan Marshall

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Housing lottery launches for 36 units in Highbridge, rent starts at $1,133

By Ethan Marshall

Bronx Council Member Oswald Feliz spoke at a rally against a proposed transitional housing project on Bainbridge Avenue.

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Mayor’s Office defends proposed transitional housing project in Fordham, countering Bronx community objections

By Sadie Brown

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Senior affordable housing development to open in the Bronx, rent starts at $454 per month

By Ethan Marshall

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Belmont

Housing lottery launches for 8-story residential building in Belmont, rent starts at $2,472

By Ethan Marshall

NYCHA, HPD and HDC officially opened today Melrose North, 171 units of affordable apartments in the South Bronx.

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NYCHA and HPD open new 100% affordable apartments in South Bronx

By Sadie Brown

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University Heights

Permits filed for 7-story residential building in University Heights

By Ethan Marshall

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Mount Hope

Permits filed for 8-story residential building in Mount Hope

By Ethan Marshall

Tremont

Housing lottery launches for 58 units in Tremont residential building, rent starts at $3,515

By Ethan Marshall

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Fordham

Nearly $3,100 to rent an ‘affordable’ Bronx studio; city launches housing lottery for units in Fordham apartment building

By Ethan Marshall

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Hundreds of Bronx co-op buildings could get new tax breaks for green upgrades

By Emily Swanson

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Parkchester management settles with state on two housing discrimination complaints

By Emily Swanson

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