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Press coverage profiling the massive redevelopment of Hudson Yards blankets New York City streets and continues to reverberate across social media platforms--and for good reason. The epic development entails no [...]

Mayor Giuliani's recent decision to focus attention on the city's affordable housing crisis is welcome, if long overdue. In his final State of the City address, Giuliani announced a four-year [...]

An aging five-story 1920s apartment building in the Bronx is about to undergo a complete rehabilitation to house formerly homeless families. The Stratford House, at 1168-1172 Stratford Ave., is being [...]

West 113th Street Development Group, owned by Alexander Goldin, West Harlem Group Assistance Inc., a non-profit community based housing organization active in Central and West Harlem, and developer Jeffrey Stem [...]

The newest affordable housing community for senior citizens in New York State officially opened its doors on May 17 with Lieutenant Governor Mary 0. Donahue and Housing Commissioner Joseph Lynch [...]

The New York City Council is currently studying a number of changes in the 421a program, which was created in 1984 to spur the development of affordable housing by generating [...]

At the same time that a new year and a new century present new opportunities for the rental housing industry, many of the problems dating back to the middle of [...]

City Council Committees held hearings this week about two of the city's largest developments, one yet to be approved the other already underway--sticking points of both are do they include [...]

City Hall wants to put a limit on multi-family developments in the outer boroughs, but the building industry claims the cap is incompatible with the need for affordable housing. Citing [...]

A $1.2-billion residential development in Queens along the East River waterfront will provide 3,200 moderately-priced apartments that will be the backdrop to a part of bottling signage history--the 1936 Pepsi [...]

The week of June 2-8 has been designated Housing and Community Renewal Week in New York State. As the Commissioner of the State's Division of Housing and Community Renewal (DHCR), [...]

Taking on a Bronx site whose difficult terrain has until now defied development, Meltzer/Mandl Architects is unveiling a design that will create a large affordable housing complex despite the presence [...]

Mayor Bloomberg's desire for the 2012 Olympics is likely to become the hot-button issue in the upcoming election campaigns. Speaking at the BuildingsNY mayoral forum on June 21, the four [...]

Millennium Partners, which in recent years has developed a major portfolio of luxury residences in tandem with The Ritz-Carlton Hotels and Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, has found a new [...]

Palisades Financial, an investment banking and advisory firm specializing in stabilized and distressed real estate investments and small and middle market companies, announced the grand opening of Foxhill Manor, the [...]

In what is one of the most uniquely designed residential real estate projects in Westchester, Wilder Baiter Partners broke ground on a 25-acre tract in Mount Kisco and Bedford that [...]

211 W. 18th St. in Chelsea, the 16,500-SF, nine-story project being developed by Steve and Gary Brown, partners in G & S Brown Investments, has topped out. Cetra/Ruddy Incorporated, the [...]

With more and more usable land being snapped up for development -- especially in desirable Bergen County, N.J. -- conceiving really interesting and unusual housing communities is becoming more and [...]

The New York Area faces one of the most serious housing shortages in the nation, one that would cost $10 billion over 10 years to correct, according to local advocacy [...]