Quantcast

The DNAinfo archives brought to you by WNYC.
Read the press release here.

tags

Tenants

Recent Headlines
Bed-Stuy »

Residents of Bridge Street Church Senior Housing haven't had an elevator for two weeks.

Longwood »

Over a month after the fire, the building on E. 163rd St. still has 225 open violations, the city says.

Williamsburg »

Advocates are pushing for reforms to the Loft Law so more tenants can earn coverage.

Williamsburg »

Clinton Hill artisanal eatery Mekelburg’s is the first confirmed tenants at 325 Kent Ave.

Williamsburg »

The Loft Board will rule on whether the Loft Law will protect them on Thursday.

Bushwick »

Tenants displaced by the massive 2016 fire on DeKalb Avenue have been in homeless shelters for a year.

Morningside Heights »

Morningside Heights saw the highest turnover rate for rent-stabilized apartments built before 1974.

Flatbush »

The council speaker also introduced a plan to purge all summonses older than 10 years.

Williamsburg »

Commercial rents along Bedford Avenue increased faster than any other street in Brooklyn.

Bushwick »

Graham Jones of GRJ LLC said they'd put a chair lift in the building during elevator repairs.

Bushwick »

Bushwick super, Peter Minic, has used sexual harassment and threats to intimidate tenants, lawsuits say.

East Williamsburg »

The chilliest apartments are concentrated in the west Bronx, central Brooklyn and northern Manhattan.

Crown Heights »

The 66-year-old woman was attacked inside a President Street building, police said.

Greenpoint »

Amrom and Joel Israel's tenants moved back into their building at 300 Nassau Ave. after nearly 3 years.

Long Island City »

What to expect when you renew your lease, and what to do if your new rent is more than you can afford.