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Prospect-Lefferts Gardens

Tenants still seeking answers, shelter after fire at PLG building owned by one of the city’s worst landlords

By Kirstyn Brendlen & Paul Frangipane

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Bushwick

Man who pretended to be Bushwick homeowner’s nephew to steal deed gets 10 years in prison: DA

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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Housing

Utility outages at NYCHA complexes increased last year, leaving thousands without heat, hot water

By Ximena Del Cerro

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Housing

He’s making a list: Public Advocate’s 2022 ‘Worst Landlord Watchlist’ includes nearly 300 Brooklyn buildings

By Kirstyn Brendlen

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‘A new beginning for East New York’: Construction begins on $1.2B affordable housing project

By Isabel Song Beer

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‘Righting the wrong’ of a wealthy, under-housed city: Hochul unveils new Brownsville housing development, Vital Brookdale

By Jada Camille

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Bay Ridge

Attorney General files suit against Bay Ridge landlord who conducted ‘years-long scheme’ to defraud tenants

By Kirstyn Brendlen

flatbush tenants hold signs that call for a rent strike

Flatbush

‘Someone needs to do something’: Tenants of crumbling Flatbush apartments ask city, state to act against building owner

By Jada Camille

sterling place residents on rent strike anniversary

‘Nothing has really changed’: After a year-long rent strike, Crown Heights tenants hope to go co-op

By Jada Camille

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Politics

BRIC brings back in-person town halls, BP Reynoso discusses housing

By Ben Brachfeld

rendering of broadway triangle affordable housing building

Housing

Work set to begin on long-contested Broadway Triangle affordable housing development

By Anna Bradley-Smith

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PoliticsNY

Adams appears to say ‘right to shelter’ doesn’t apply to over 13,000 migrants in NYC

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Coney Island public housing residents sue NYCHA, demanding restoration of cooking gas

By Jessica Parks

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PoliticsNY

Adams wants to get every NYCHA resident online with free internet and cable

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PoliticsNY

National search is on for NYCHA’s next CEO after Russ stepped down, Adams says

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PoliticsNY

Williams unveils report highlighting issues with NYCHA, ideas for fixing the public housing authority

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PoliticsNY

Adams signs bipartisan bill granting property tax rebate to low, middle income homeowners

Sunset Park tenants rally after a fire

Displaced Sunset Park tenants take landlord to court 3 months after fire forced them out of their homes

By Jada Camille

protestors at voucher discrimination protest at defalco realty in bay ridge

Bay Ridge

Protestors accuse DeFalco Realty in Bay Ridge of illegal income discrimination

By Ximena Del Cerro

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PoliticsNY

Mayor rolls out plan to tackle youth homelessness backed by $15M federal grant

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