Real Estate & Housing
Rents Level Off After Three Years of Steep Increases
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Real Estate & Housing
Rents, deeds, zoning and construction — the built city and the arguments over who gets to live in it.
Office-to-Residential Conversions Clear a Financing Hurdle
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
A Zoning Text Amendment Would Legalize Backyard Cottages
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Co-op Boards Confront Deferred Maintenance Bills
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Voucher Holders Still Face a Narrow Market
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
Construction Starts Rise on Long-Stalled Sites
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Brownstone Prices Diverge Block by Block
Our correspondent traces how a local question became a citywide one.
A Landmarked Warehouse Becomes Two Hundred Apartments
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.
Property Insurance Costs Reshape Building Budgets
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
New Rules Aim at Vacant Storefront Warehousing
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Public Land Is Offered for Below-Market Housing
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Mortgage Rates Reset the First-Time Buyer's Math
The decision arrives after a long public process — and leaves several questions open.
Suburban Transit Towns Rediscover Density
Reporting from across New York City, with documents, data and the people at the center of it.
Tenant Organizing Spreads Beyond Manhattan
What the record shows, who is affected, and what comes next for New York.
The Slow Rebirth of the Single-Room Occupancy
A closer reading of the numbers behind a story New York has been arguing about for months.