MIHIR ZAVERI

Where could tens of thousands of new homes fit in one of the densest parts of America? One local official looks for pockets of opportunity.

The New York City Housing Authority collected just 65 percent of the rent it charged in the 12 months leading up to December, the lowest…

A Harlem building beckoned a group of families desperate for a home, only to serve them another cruel twist.

Local groups are known for opposing new development. But amid a housing shortage, one community board representing parts of Manhattan’s West Side wants to see…

In a city of renters, the turbulent pandemic housing market is making it harder than ever to buy a home.

Lawmakers on the left are fierce critics of the real estate industry. But some are embracing new housing development, even if it’s not fully affordable.

The dramatic decline has prompted concerns about safety just months after the city’s deadliest blaze in decades.

There simply aren’t enough places to live, a crisis decades in the making and one that poses a threat to the city’s continuing recovery.

There simply aren’t enough places to live, a crisis decades in the making and one that poses a threat to the city’s continuing recovery.

With landlords facing higher costs for property maintenance, a rent regulation panel approved some of the largest increases for rent-stabilized units in nearly a decade.