The Atlantic Avenue rezoning plan was approved by NYC Council panels, aiming to create 4,600 homes with 1,900 affordable units and 2,800 jobs in Brooklyn.

Mayor Eric Adams announced a new mixed-income housing project with over 500 units on Staten Island, featuring mass timber construction and a commitment to affordable housing and sustainability.

Mayor Eric Adams proposes replacing a city-owned building with a 72-story mixed-use tower offering 1,200 housing units, with 25%-30% designated as affordable. The project aligns with his "City of Yes" initiative to increase housing in NYC.

Brooklyn's United Senior Center of Sunset Park faces potential closure due to a 70% rent increase, threatening the community hub that serves seniors with activities and support.

Governor Hochul of New York celebrates FFA's 100th anniversary, announcing a new building at the State Fairgrounds and increased funding for agricultural education.

Real estate execs facing city lawsuits for building disrepair have donated $410k to "Fix the City" PAC, supporting Cuomo's mayoral bid, prompting concerns over undue influence in NYC politics.

David Hamamoto sold his Upper East Side apartment for $14.9 million amidst a strong luxury real estate market week. The property features views of Central Park and premium amenities.

New York Attorney General James leads 18-state coalition opposing HUD's rollback of fair housing enforcement, urging the agency to maintain anti-discrimination efforts.

Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the construction milestone of Willets Point, where the completion of two building frames signifies progress in NYC's affordable housing project, including amenities and a soccer stadium.

The NYC Rent Guidelines Board voted on potential rent hikes for regulated apartments, drawing backlash from tenants and cautious support from landlords.

NYC proposes changes to the CityFHEPS voucher system, increasing the rent contribution from 30% to 40% after six years. Mayor Adams won't commit to a rent freeze, while critics fear the voucher changes could worsen homelessness.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announces a $24.7 billion investment in affordable housing, with additional funds to improve public housing and combat homelessness.

NYC Comptroller's audit finds biased building code enforcement, with higher fines and summonses in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, related to 311 complaint reliance.