Housing Connect lists affordable apartments in NYC, with rents under $1,000, featuring options in Queens and a Madison Avenue high-rise with a housing lottery.

Manhattan's Times Square West properties have been sold for $48 million to a partnership of real estate firms, with Cushman & Wakefield facilitating the transaction.

The former location of Dylan’s Candy Bar on the Upper East Side is subject to a foreclosure suit as Olshan Properties allegedly failed to pay a $35 million mortgage.

New York City homeowners could get property tax breaks for creating ADUs, an initiative under the City of Yes zoning overhaul to address the housing crisis.

The Bronx building collapse investigation blames the contractor for not catching a critical engineer's error, leading to a catastrophic event with regulated aftermath and professional consequences.

Hotelier Sam Chang sells a Holiday Inn Express in Manhattan for nearly $60 million, indicating a move towards retirement with a series of property sales.

Bill Ackman is selling two luxury apartments in the Beresford building for $19.9 million, potentially at a loss from their $22.1 million purchase price.

Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" housing plan passed a City Planning Commission vote and faces City Council review amidst mixed reactions regarding zoning changes and parking mandates.

The article discusses the dilemma of maintaining affordable housing in Queens, NY, amid rising costs and gentrification, highlighting financial strains for property owners and displacement fears for tenants.

The Four Seasons Hotel New York is reopening after a COVID-19 pandemic closure, adding 368 rooms to a tight hotel market and reaffirming its status as the city's priciest hotel.

NYC migrant shelters are closing as arrivals decrease, with more leaving than arriving. The city's shelter system may take two years to stabilize, and hotels are hesitating to convert into housing due to regulatory and financial hurdles.

The NYC housing market sees rising rents amidst a tight competition, with a new law passing to shift broker fees from tenants to landlords, causing uncertainty among real estate groups.

Stonehenge NYC acquires The Hanley, a luxury rental building on the Upper East Side, for about $128 million from CIM Group, with Acore Capital financing the deal.