"The city faces long overdue reforms, but change is difficult, messy and requires thoughtful, innovative and bold approaches."

A change to how the city approves CityFHEPS vouchers, aimed at saving money on rent, required additional review by state and city agencies—and delays.

Starting Oct 1, landlords are required to turn the heat on when the temperature drops below a certain threshold. Here’s what you need to know.

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

"Every major climate investment should consider the workers and skills required, the employers expected to hire, and the pathways needed to connect New Yorkers to the work."

New Yorkers who lost their SNAP benefits for failing to comply with new work requirements can now reapply to receive them again for at least three months.

A change to how the city approves CityFHEPS vouchers, aimed at saving money on rent, required additional review by state and city agencies—and delays.

New Yorkers who lost their SNAP benefits for failing to comply with new work requirements can now reapply to receive them again for at least three months.

Construction is now underway for Sol on Park, 229 affordable senior units being built on open space at NYCHA's Morris Houses campus.

Officials announced the closing of a $607 million deal to renovate over 1,000 apartments at Nostrand Houses, the first project financed through the Trust.

The Upper East and West Sides, Elmhurst, and Bayside are among the communities that have built little affordable housing over the past five years.

Officials announced the closing of a $607 million deal to renovate over 1,000 apartments at Nostrand Houses, the first project financed through the Trust.

"New York can have a serious conversation about how to improve last-mile delivery. But it has to include the people whose livelihoods are at stake."

The Sanitation Department wants to more than double the fine—from $100 to $250—for owners with empty lots that create neighborhood eyesores.

"Revolving Voices," a series of sculptures by Astoria Houses residents Tamra Cosby, have fellow residents' words etched into them.

In the 1970s, the building on East 140th Street housed a rehab center founded by activists demanding better health services for the Mott Haven neighborhood.

"A rental assistance program cannot prevent homelessness if administrative problems lead to the very evictions it was designed to avoid."

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

In the 1970s, the building on East 140th Street housed a rehab center founded by activists demanding better health services for the Mott Haven neighborhood.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani and President Donald Trump met at Gracie Manion this week to take their Sunnyside Yards housing discussions to "a new level."

A "grassroots" homeowners group leading the charge against Local Law 97 has deep ties to a powerful real estate industry association, New York Focus reports.

Nearly 40 percent of homeless families with children are placed in shelters outside the borough of their child’s school, forcing long commutes, early mornings, and strained community ties.

A new plan for Atlantic Yards promises to build lower-income units up front. Gov. Hochul is on board, —though the full public costs remain unknown.

Nearly 40 percent of homeless families with children are placed in shelters outside the borough of their child’s school, forcing long commutes, early mornings, and strained community ties.

It’s easy to fall into despair when looking at our climate realities. Here’s why taking climate action in New York City is still more important than ever.

Heat pumps, inductions stoves and infrared heating panels: these are a few of the climate-friendly upgrades being installed at some public housing developments, with more to come, officials said Tuesd...

"Nobody would ever look through it," Skylar Aaron, 16, said of the "giant mountain" of unclaimed belongings at Stuyvesant High School's lost and found.

"Green Schools ... connect so many of the mayor’s priorities: child care, safe work, good jobs, and fixing what’s broken in our day-to-day."

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

"Nobody would ever look through it," Skylar Aaron, 16, said of the "giant mountain" of unclaimed belongings at Stuyvesant High School's lost and found.

After voters passed measures that could compel Bay Ridge to permit more housing, Councilmember Kayla Santosuosso decided to advance her own rezoning.

After voters passed measures that could compel Bay Ridge to permit more housing, Councilmember Kayla Santosuosso decided to advance her own rezoning.

A new pilot program for public restrooms requires tap access with a phone or key card, which advocates say it could be a barrier for unhoused New Yorkers.

"A group of radical activists took over a tiny park near Wall Street and did the seemingly impossible: They got thousands of disaffected, cynical, frustrated people—including me—to believe that a bett...

A new pilot program for public restrooms requires tap access with a phone or key card, which advocates say it could be a barrier for unhoused New Yorkers.

Tenants at five apartment complexes in Harlem and on Roosevelt Island say the switch to submetering has led to sky-high electricity bills.

"We also have this dual mission of being a home for Inwood and Uptown," said Mino Lora, executive director at Centro Cultural Inmigrante.

"We can and must do more to address all Legionnaires' cases if we're going to prevent disease and save lives."