New York City Housing Authority Federal Aid Slashed By $35M In 2017

Officials fear further cuts could cripple NYC's main affordable housing provider.

New York's Public Housing 'Crumbling,' Needs $25B In Repairs Amid Shrinking Federal Funding

New York public housing is in the midst of a gigantic funding shortfall, and with federal help unlikely to increase under Trump, it must find another way.

NYC Housing Authority Seeks More Time in Federal Smoking Ban

The New York City Housing Authority is asking for more time and resources to put in effect a proposed federal ban on smoking

NYC Housing Authority Expands Hours For Basic Repairs

New York City Housing Authority increases its maintenance hours in response to the death of Akai Gurley.

NYCHA Chief Ousted After Arsenic Scare In Public Housing

Beset by problems, the largest housing landlord in New York City is looking for a new CEO.

Revamped East Harlem Rezoning Goes To City Council Vote

A rezoning plan for East Harlem, which would increase density limits but enforce Mandatory Inclusionary Housing, passed the City Council's Land Use Committee

At NYC's First Rental Ripoff Hearings, Tenants Bash Landlords And The City

Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration hosted its first Rental Ripoff hearings on Feb. 26.

With Key Positions Remaining Unfilled, Housing Experts Decry Lack Of Guidance From HUD

The Department of Housing and Urban Development still has nine of its top 13 positions vacant, and experts say there is little guidance from the agency.

Related, Essence Approved To Build 3,500-Unit NYCHA Replacement Project

Developers will be allowed to construct 3,500 additional affordable and market-rate apartments on the two campuses.

NYCHA To Consolidate, Vacate Longtime 250 Broadway HQ

Moving out of 250 Broadway is one of a few moves the New York City Housing Authority is lining up ahead of an uncertain funding future.