housing "blacklist"

Leaders said the bundled sale price is so inflated it threatens the 10 buildings' future affordability.

Community Board 12 and elected leaders discussed an affordable housing crisis in Upper Manhattan.

The private developments on the Williamsburg-Bed Stuy border should be rezoned, activists say.

A small group of area residents want to fix up a rundown horse stable on Pelham Parkway.

Claremont Houses' tenants are suing NYCHA for failing to fix a rampant rodent problem, they say.

Locals worry the emergency shelters aren't ready for 400 homeless adults.

NYCHA paid $100,000 to a PR firm to enhance its online image, the Post reported.

Brandon Cordero and Jovan Williams were arrested in the Morris Houses in The Bronx, polic say.

Residents were forced out when the fire escapes were removed, and have no idea when they can return.

President Obama announced the new mortgage fraud unit during his State of the Union address.

Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, Public Advocate Bill de Blasio and former Comptroller Bill Thompson shared their visions of the "Future of New York City" during a panel discussion Wednesday.

The much-anticipated new neighborhood could soon move forward, if developers can find the right tenants.

Officials want the Harlem River Point on Park Avenue to accept applicants regardless of old Housing Court cases.

Monique Holloway got stuck on a so-called "blacklist" of would-be renters with old cases in housing court.