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QNS

NYC rental market sees rise in concessions as competition cools and inventory grows: report

Mayor Adams

AMNY

Mayor Adams raises concerns over real estate broker fee bill set to get City Council vote Wednesday

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QNS

Average roommate rent in NYC hold steady in third quarter of 2024: report

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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 residents plan second rally in four weeks demanding safety improvements

By Emily Swanson

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Inside The Agency with Mauricio Umansky

residential

Housing lottery opens for 129 units in East Tremont building, rent starts at $465

By Ethan Marshall

housing

Concourse Village

NYC opens housing lottery for 35 ‘affordable units’ in the Bronx; Rents start at $3,010

By Ethan Marshall

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Median sales price for a Bronx homes surges year-over-year: report

By Ethan Marshall

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Lease signed for new medical center at Hutchinson Metro Center

By Ethan Marshall

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Co-op City

“Historic” Metro-North vote brings big wins for East Bronx infrastructure: Pols

By Emily Swanson

housing

Soundview

NYC opens housing lottery for rent-free units in the Bronx for low-income seniors

By Ethan Marshall

Community members, NYCHA representatives and elected officials break ground on an improved green space project, including a dog park, at the Castle Hill Houses in Castle Hill on Monday, Aug. 5, 2024

Castle Hill Houses breaks ground on new space featuring dog park and barbecue area

By Emily Davenport and Paul Frangipane

The stunning rooftop terrace at Casa Celina in Soundview, a new affordable housing residence for seniors that celebrated its opening on June 11, 2024.

Four Bronx community boards support City of Yes for Housing Opportunity, while seven oppose

By Emily Swanson

The Bankside Park, park of the 4.3-acre Bankside development, features a natural waterfront landscape. Photo Jakob Dahlin

‘It’s been building for a while now’: The Bronx is in the midst of a residential renaissance

By Jason Cohen

A train approaches on the tracks as passengers wait on the platform. Photo also shows an MTA ticket machine and a sign that says "To New York" on the platform.

Co-op City

Bronx Metro-North proposal receives vote of approval from City Planning Commission

By Emily Swanson

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