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COPA would give nonprofits first shot at 32 ‘distressed’ Bushwick buildings, but owners don’t have to tell tenants

The Council passed Council Member Sandy Nurse's bill 38-9 on Oct. 22, and Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he'll sign it. Tenants in 237 Bushwick apartments could see nonprofits buy first.

Mamdani touts 1,200 fewer sidewalk sheds, but Lindsay Park residents have lived with theirs since 2015

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New federal rules could strip Medicaid from 900,000 New Yorkers. The city is sending workers into neighborhoods to stop it

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Speaker Menin and Majority Whip Hanks unveil vision for connected Staten Island waterfront

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QueensLink launches federally funded studies on transit and housing impacts of reviving Queens rail line

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Bushwick housing lottery opens two one-bedrooms at 1052 Willoughby Avenue for $2,139 a month

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Free flood-resiliency comedy ‘Please Don’t Flush!’ ends NYC tour Sunday at Queens Botanical Garden

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East New York development group wins $100,000 grant to organize Pennsylvania Avenue merchants

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Housing court will fast-track cases with vacate orders, broken elevators and hazardous violations

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You can buy a Bushwick one-bedroom for $219,500 in the neighborhood’s first for-sale housing lottery since 2020

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A Crown Heights condo deal just closed for $109 million, and nobody’s saying which building sold

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NYC froze rent on roughly a million stabilized apartments. If yours isn’t one, your landlord can still charge whatever they want.

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Monitor Point just cleared the City Council: 662 of its 1,324 new Greenpoint waterfront apartments will be permanently affordable

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A Greenpoint building is becoming six-story apartments. First, 355 tons of contaminated soil have to go

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A four-family walkup on South 2nd Street just sold for $4.2 million: that’s over $1 million a unit

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A Greenpoint condo project just landed a $21 million loan, and almost nothing else about it is public

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A Brooklyn ‘mega build plan’ is racing a July deadline to add housing units. Which project, and how many units, isn’t public yet.

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Atlantic Yards’ last developer broke its affordable housing promise and the state never collected the penalties. The new team is promising 1,200 units by 2031

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New York City built nearly 30,000 affordable homes last year, mostly in 10 districts

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State drops $5 billion on Atlantic Yards Phase II while project is still 877 affordable units short of a 2025 deadline it already missed

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Mamdani closed financing for Sol on Park, 229 affordable homes for older New Yorkers in the Bronx. The $214 million build lands on NYCHA’s Morris Houses campus.

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