Department of Housing and Preservation

David Lieberman's landlord wants him to pay $2,100, court papers say.

Community Board 6 approved the garden, located at 313 Columbia St., Wednesday night.

Tenants of 1781 Riverside Dr. in Inwood say their landlord is slow to make repairs but quick to sue them.

Uptown's politicians demanded that Eduardo Juarez repair or sell his buildings on 183rd Street. 

Locals say the Clermont — at 444 E. 82nd St. — is still making a mess of the York Avenue sidewalk.

The West 188th Street building had violations for lead paint, blocked windows and locked fire escapes.

Mayor appointed Brad Gair, former deputy commissioner of OEM, as director of housing recovery operations.

Residents complain repairs are still slow going after a fire raged through an Inwood building last year.

An Inwood building is on the auction block after its owner defaulted on a $2 million loan to cover its maintenance.

Five apartments at 607 West 180th St. have received a vacate order from the Department of Buildings after a fire.

New efforts in the fight against bed bugs include rules for building owners and a new informational website.

Members of the 510 W. 218th Street say the super is negligent and plan to petition their landlord to have him removed.

Engineers say 552-556 Academy Street will need approximately $20 million in repairs before it can be made safe again.

Inwood politicians want the city to spend $20 million to repair an unstable residential building evacuated on Friday.

Residents of 552-556 Academy St. had to leave their homes Friday afternoon due to reported unsafe conditions.