NYC Mayor Eric Adams presents the "Manhattan Plan" to build 100,000 new homes in Manhattan over the next decade, aiming to address the housing shortage.

NYCHA's redevelopment in Chelsea faces pushback from senior residents and legal challenges, with Attorney General James urging a pause to ensure tenant understanding and representation.

The Baisley Pond Park Residences in Queens, a 318-unit affordable housing development converted from an old hotel, is completed as part of New York's $25 billion housing plan.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams has appointed new and returning members to the Rent Guidelines Board to address the housing crisis, emphasizing continuity and expertise in the decision-making process.

A Transwestern report says San Francisco and New York are leading a nationwide office rebound, with leasing up, vacancies easing and weekday foot traffic returning. Local policy moves and AI-driven demand are key parts of the story.

Zohran Mamdani, as mayor, intends to tackle the housing crisis and take a tough stance on neglectful landlords, potentially seizing buildings from them. His plans, including a rent freeze, have been met with mixed reactions.

Governor Kathy Hochul invests $23 million into 24 projects for cleaner and more efficient building operations through the NextGen Buildings Innovation Challenges program in New York.

Jimmy's Corner, a historical dive bar in Times Square, is fighting against eviction by the Durst Organization through a lawsuit filed by the bar's owner, Adam Glenn.

NY Attorney General Letitia James secured a $672,000+ settlement with landlord Steven Kashanian for tenant harassment and unsafe conditions in his 72 buildings.

The fate of the historic West Park Presbyterian Church on the Upper West Side may change as a hardship application for its sale and potential demolition is considered due to the owner’s economic struggles.

NYC's 100 Gold Street is set for transformation into a mixed-income residential spot with 3,700 units, 25% being permanently affordable, led by GFP Real Estate, adding amenities and public spaces.

NYCHA will distribute overdue Section 8 payments to landlords after delays caused by the longest government shutdown and a later receipt of HUD funds.

NYC implements new crane safety rules following an investigation into a 2023 Midtown collapse, including fire systems and stricter operator requirements.