Department of Housing Preservation & Development

Officials are now considering other options for the displaced parking lot.

Tina Rossner's ceiling collapsed three times since Joseph Chetrit bought the West 22nd Street building.

The Department of Buildings issued a vacate order for 17 Pike St. after pesticides exploded.

The project next to Chelsea's Fulton Houses was certified earlier this week.

The proposal is part of an affordable housing development on West 18th Street.

A plywood fence blocks gardeners from half of the Children's Magical Garden.

Half of the Children's Magical Garden, which was set to become affordable housing, will become a park.

Brian Fischler was rejected because the city used outdated guidelines to determine his income.

Friends of 20th Street Park hope to convince the city to build a park at the empty lot.

Officials from Con Ed said signficant repairs needed to be made to the building's gas system.

A group is trying to convert the vacant lot behind Moore Street Market into an urban farm.

Tenants of SPURA's former tenements will be given priority in new affordable housing to be built there.

CB6 members worry the tiny apartments will attract transient tenants not invested in the neighborhood.

CB12's affordable housing committee is taking a close look at uptown's housing issues.

The new project on West 45th Street will offer one-bedrooms for as little as $533 a month.