Department of Housing Preservation & Development

Complaints about heating inadequacy are mostly concentrated in low-income neighborhoods.

70 Charlton was the first residential building to break ground after the 2013 Hudson Square rezoning.

The 12-story building on the banks of the Gowanus Canal is scheduled to open this winter.

City resources should go to housing that will be permanently affordable, according to a new paper.

The chair warned HPD about continuing to ignore his effort to discuss their plan to build on the garden.

A DNAinfo article complicated an already contentious affordable housing fight.

Seven new buildings along Fulton Street and Myrtle Avenue will bring 232 affordable units to the area.

The city is hosting a series of information sessions to raise awareness about funding programs.

Residents expressed dissatisfaction Wednesday with the city's plan to bring new housing to the area.

Even if all goes as planned, Gowanus Green won't break ground until at least 2018, the developer said.

Lindsey Bornstein wants an independent firm to conduct air and dust toxicity tests in the two buildings.

Units will be for residents earning 48 percent and 58 percent of the area media income (AMI).

Residents are forced to climb dozens of flights of stairs during the breakdowns.

A developer plans to build two affordable housing buildings on Second Avenue near East 92nd Street.

The developer of 214 E. 44th St. wants to make 87 of the 429 apartments affordable, the city said.