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The state selected a nonprofit team to build 125 affordable apartments, a community center and a health clinic at 1024 Fulton St., which has sat empty for decades.

Ex-NYPD Official Indicted for Accepting Bribes From Tech Exec in Scheme First Reported by THE CITY

Prosecutors say NYPD’s Kevin Taylor accepted $70,000 in cash and trips to the Bahamas and Las Vegas in exchange for helping Saferwatch try to land an $11 million contract for panic buttons in schools.

Mamdani to Rescind New Rule That Would Have Restricted Shelter Access

The rule would have required people to prove they’ve been on the streets or in and out of shelters for at least six months before they can qualify for a safe haven bed.

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Housing in NYC

We’re covering the latest housing news across the boroughs.

Landlords in Fatal Fire Racked Up More Than 1,000 Violations Across NYC

The city housing department has repeatedly sued the owners of a Manhattan building where three people died in a blaze last week, alleging “immediately hazardous” conditions at properties in Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn.

Rent Freeze No Sure Thing in First Vote By Mamdani-Majority Board

The new mayor appointed six of the Rent Guidelines Board’s nine members.

99-Apartment Building Boom Makes 99 Problems for NYC Housing Crisis

A new tax break for developers has spurred a rash of buildings with exactly the same number of apartments — and no more.

幸运五分钟查询结果体彩,历史记录数据 NYC by the Numbers

Our data-centric stories peel back the layers on some of the most complex issues across the boroughs.

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The Mamdani Era

Zohran Mamdani made ambitious promises to New Yorkers. THE CITY will follow how he’s delivering.

Deal or No Deal? Confusion Over Hochul’s $268 Billion Budget

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Deep Diving Deed Theft

Mamdani Launches Deed Theft Prevention Office With Appointment of Activist Attorney

The new position comes as deed theft burst into the spotlight with the arrest of Councilmember Chi Ossé while protesting a Bed-Stuy eviction.

How to Avoid Deed Theft and Protect Against Property Scams

New York City’s Black and Latino communities in gentrifying areas are especially at risk of speculative real estate practices, some of which are illegal.