Gov. Kathy Hochul began construction of 'The Morgan', a $32.5M housing project in Queens to provide 50 affordable units, particularly for individuals with serious mental illness.

The NYC Council approved the OneLIC Neighborhood Plan, promising almost 15,000 new homes and 14,000 jobs in Long Island City, including 4,350 affordable housing units.

New York City's former club hotspot, the Limelight, is on the market for sale or lease, indicating an uncertain future for the iconic venue with a history of nightlife and scandal.

The City Council approved rezoning in southeast Queens that will bring 27,000 new homes to Jamaica and Long Island City, aiming to boost affordable housing and create jobs, despite some community opposition over displacement concerns.

Mayor Eric Adams hails the approval of the "Jamaica Neighborhood Plan," which aims to build 12,000 homes and create 7,000 jobs in Queens, emphasizing affordable housing, infrastructure, and zoning improvements.

Elmhurst, Queens residents oppose a 13-story development, fearing gentrification and displacement of small businesses and elderly locals, amid wider concerns about such changes in Queens.

Governor Hochul has initiated the groundbreaking for The Carriage House, a $160 million mixed-use development in Downtown Patchogue, which will include 262 homes with 53 affordable units, infrastructure improvements, and over 400 parking spaces.

Governor Kathy Hochul introduces a $215 million Housing Acceleration Fund to facilitate the construction of 1,800 homes across New York, aiming to address the state's housing shortage.

NYCHA faces funding issues due to the federal shutdown, but Section 8 payments will continue. Trump's threats to cut funds if Mamdani wins the mayoral race add to tensions.

Mayor Eric Adams has announced a comprehensive plan for Brooklyn and Queens' Jewel Streets, focusing on infrastructure improvements, flooding solutions, and the creation of new homes.

Governor Kathy Hochul signs a package of laws to increase homeownership, provide tax incentives, prevent exploitation of renters, and combat racial inequality in housing appraisals in New York.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a lawsuit against River Valley mobile home park for tenant mistreatment and illegal rent hikes.

NYC homeowners can now legally convert basements and auxiliary spaces into rental units to alleviate the housing crisis; safety measures are in place for flood and fire risks.