Morris Heights News – Page 2 of 5 – Bronx Times

campaign

Politics

Meet the candidates for the Bronx’s City Council District 14

By Max Levine Murray

supportive housing

Housing

City begins process of converting Morris Heights homeless shelter into supportive housing

By Emily Swanson

average rent

Housing

Average rent climbs slightly across select Bronx neighborhoods, report shows

By Ethan Marshall

average

Housing

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

By Ethan Marshall

Housing

Bronx housing lottery opens for 67 units in Morris Heights, with some rent-free apartments

By Ethan Marshall

average rent

Housing

Average rent in select Bronx neighborhoods up slightly in first month of 2025: report

By Ethan Marshall

project pawn

Community Service

Bronx students compete in second annual ‘BX Invitational’ chess tournament at Yankee Stadium

By Ethan Marshall

Farmers Market

Education

Middle schoolers successfully lobby Mayor Adams for local farmers market

By Emily Swanson

B.R.A.G.

Community

Bronx anti-gun violence group B.R.A.G. receives citywide honors

By Emily Swanson

FARE Act promises to slash move-in costs for Bronx renters.

Housing

Rental prices dip in select Bronx neighborhoods despite surge in studio prices: report

By Ethan Marshall

stevens

Community Service

Council Member Stevens holds holiday toy distribution event

By Ethan Marshall and Jewel Webber

average rent

Housing

Report: Rental prices in several Bronx neighborhoods remain largely unchanged in 2024

By Ethan Marshall

20241220_145336

Civic Column

Librarian at Bronx Community College wins national award

By Emily Swanson

54192528347_0e04856e36_c

Community

Mayor unveils program to address violent crime on 10 targeted NYC blocks, including 5 in the Bronx

By Emily Swanson

Screen Shot 2024-02-26 at 5.56.46 PM

Housing

Final report finds faulty engineering plans caused 1915 Billingsley Terrace building collapse

By Emily Swanson

bronx

Housing

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

More from Around NYC

A new TJ Maxx store is opening at Herald Square, at 34th street looking at Broadway street (left) and Avenue of the Americas (right), with many pedestrians walking (and some standing), as well as traffic on Broadway (including taxi cabs.)

New York Family

TJ Maxx Is Opening a Massive New Store in Herald Square

Digging site for Gateway Tunnel

Gateway Tunnel: Appeals court declines to overrule order that Trump regime must release more than $200M in funding

Assemblyman Steve Stern

Schneps Podcasts

A Conversation with Assemblyman Steve Stern of New York’s 10th District

Activists stand in front of the Rainbow Flag after re-installing it at the Stonewall National Monument on Feb. 12.

Defying Trump, activists re-install Rainbow Flag at Stonewall National Monument