421-a

The Bronx saw more permits for residential units this year than other boroughs, a report found.

Thirteen affordable apartments are opening up at 774 Grand St.

2030 Astoria Developers says it relies on the 421-a program's revival to go ahead with its plans.

Questions remain on whether developers will build rental apartments without the controversial abatement.

Without the 421-a tax breaks, the Durst Organization won't do the full project.

The 37-story building at 225 E. 39th St. will include 75 affordable units, an HPD spokeswoman said.

REBNY and the Building Trades failed to reach an agreement to include a provision for prevailing wages.

An Independent Budget Office report found prevailing wage rules for 421-a projects could cost $2.8B.

The applicants are vying for affordable units in Sky, a luxury residential tower on 42nd Street. 

Nearly 200 landlords using 421-a tax breaks must now register 2,400 apartments as rent-regulated units.

One57's tax breaks yielded fewer affordable units than the condo's taxes could have built.

The governor issued a subdued response to Mayor Bill de Blasio's scathing criticism.

De Blasio's agenda for New York City took a beating in a tentative Albany legislative deal.

The tentative agreement still must be approved by the Assembly and the Senate.

Mayor Bill de Blasio says a strengthening of expired rent laws is the only solution.