The bill would expand the criteria for town and cities to show they're experiencing a housing emergency. Under current rules, ...

Despite being under court order to remediate it, mold remains a persistent problem for NYCHA, which points to its aging infrastructure and a climbing number of physical needs across its portfolio, ...

The first law signed by President Donald Trump in his second term expands the type of crimes for which noncitizens can be arrested and detained without the option for release on bond—even if they ...

"The Uniform Land Use Review Process is a public and transparent review that injects a degree of democracy into major land ...

"In New York, the hosts most impacted by Local Law 18 aren’t wealthy property magnates. They’re working families who rely on ...

"We need to be crystal clear: if you’re managing our money, you better be taking climate risk seriously and cutting off ...

CityFHEPS vouchers are supposed to give low-income New Yorkers more choice in where they live, but data shows that voucher ...

"To pass on the immediate carbon reduction benefits of biofuels while continuing to spin our wheels in endless debate would ...

"We must build upon the newfound flexibility provided by City of Yes by making direct, meaningful investments in supportive ...

"The city can minimize emergency housing and long-term care costs by investing in organizations that help older adults access ...

City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events, public hearings and affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.

NYCHA has the equivalent of 2,000 football fields worth of land, and two organizations are partnering up to help residents ...