Mayoral hopeful Scott Stringer wants to require all residential projects to include affordable housing - but some developers say his numbers don't add up. The city comptroller released a 47-page housing plan Thursday including details on the "universal affordable housing" program he announced last year.

The Eviction Moratorium Pause Ends Friday. Here's What You Need To Do - New York City, NY - After February 26, pending eviction cases start moving forward again in court, and new cases can be filed, but there are steps you can take.

New York's eviction moratorium is meant to aid tenants at risk of losing their homes. But some families have to be sued for eviction before they can get help paying rent.

A city Department of Buildings inspector has been charged with taking a $1,200 bribe to not issue a $25,000 fine, Brooklyn federal prosecutors announced Wednesday. Inspector Francesco Ginestri, 36, faces one count each of bribe receiving and bribery, according to a federal criminal complaint.

A building offering affordable housing now stands as a symbol of trans self-reliance and resilience. The first time Ceyenne Doroshow thought about owning a home was when she was forced into homelessness. Not able to be herself at home or in public, Doroshow ran away from her home in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, as soon as she reached adulthood.

The New York state Senate is set to approve a series of bills aimed at tackling the pervasive problem of housing discrimination. The legislative measures include stiffer penalties for violating fair housing laws, more hours of implicit bias training for real estate agents and an undercover testing program, Newsday reported.