SEARCH RESULTS

Roommates + Landlords

NYC says alleged illegal Airbnb operation raked in $2.4 million from tourists

By Celia Young |July 1, 2024 - 5:00PM

Red brick Residential buildings in New York City

Getting Ready

Can I review my buyer's application before it goes to the co-op board?

By Celia Young |July 1, 2024 - 10:30AM

A rendering of the 19-story building at 341 West 38th Street.

Affordable Housing

Housing lottery launches for 30 rent-stabilized apartments in Manhattan’s Garment District

… Housing lottery applications are open for 30 rentstabilized apartments at a new development in the Garment District in Midtown Manhattan … eligible to apply depending on the size of the household Rents start at $823 for a studio The doorman building at 341 …

By Celia Young |June 27, 2024 - 9:30AM

A row of basic and generic old brick apartment buildings with fire escapes along a street in Astoria Queens of New York City Thank you This photo has been successfully downloaded. (Look for it in your Downloads folder or the last place you saved a file.) Having issues? Download again Credit:James Andrews Stock photo ID:1516674990 Upload date:July 08, 2023 Location:United States Categories:Stock Photos|Apartment

The Search

Can a broker demand a ‘refundable’ fee to show an apartment?

By Celia Young |June 26, 2024 - 2:45PM

Rent

I won a two bedroom in the Bronx for $655 a month in NYC's housing lottery

By Austin Havens-Bowen |June 26, 2024 - 9:30AM

The new legislation isn’t the only change to the DOB’s building inspections regime.

Co-ops

Boards can expect another building inspection program under new law

By Celia Young |June 25, 2024 - 12:30PM

Manhattan street view with parked cars and apartment buildings

Getting Ready

How do I find the right asking price to sell my co-op quickly?

By Jennifer White Karp |June 24, 2024 - 9:30AM

Young Black woman looking at documents at home, using a laptop

Roommates + Landlords

Good Cause FAQ: 10 questions and answers about NYC's new eviction law

… Heads up New York City renters You might be entitled to a lower rent increase this … this good cause thing said Michael Grinthal director of housing rights for the nonprofit Take Root Justice And a lot … to a reasonable rent increase under Good Cause … Your first step should be to try to negotiate a lower rent …