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Study finds that New Yorkers need to work over 50 hours per week to afford rent

By Bronx Times

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Housing lottery opens for 494 affordable apartments at La Central buildings in the south Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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Developer files plans to construct affordable and supportive housing in Norwood

By Jason Cohen

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Architect unveils rendering for development near Yankee Stadium

By Jason Cohen

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Stagg Group files plans for mega development in Wakefield

By Jason Cohen

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Affordable senior housing coming to Morrisania

By Jason Cohen

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Bronx Point achieves national recognition for excellence in waterfront design

By Jason Cohen

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Local developer reveals initial plans for affordable housing in Morrisania

By Jason Cohen

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New development coming to Morris Heights in 2022

By Jason Cohen

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Two affordable mega housing developments coming to the south Bronx

By Jason Cohen

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New development to replace famous Mott Haven building

By Jason Cohen

HPD secures $75M, 11 building West Farms portfolio

New York City sees spike in short-term rental offerings as a result of COVID-19 pandemic

By Bronx Times

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Could non-essential construction work be continuing under special permits that don’t apply?

By Bronx Times

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Proposed affordable housing in Bedford Park

By Kyle Vuille

HP Upgrades on the way

HP Upgrades on the way

By Jason Cohen

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Residents Still Pissed at DEP

By Jason Cohen

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