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The Daily Dirt: Bad landlords and faster housing development

Yay Yimby, nay bad landlords. On Tuesday, back-to-back announcements delivered those two messages. The Mamdani administration released the dates for the five “rental ripoff” hearings, and then appeared at a rally to celebrate Gov. Kathy Hochul’s “Let Them Build” agenda, to support her proposal to reform the State Environmental Quality Review Act, or SEQRA.

New York, NY · 02-12
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A Real Estate Battle Tests the State’s New Superfund Powers

This story originally appeared in New York Focus, a nonprofit news publication investigating power in New York. Sign up for their newsletter here. The Examiner News is publishing this piece as part of our ongoing coverage of the issue, in cooperation with New York Focus. New York environmental regulators have...

New York · 02-10
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Seawright: Expand Rent Freeze Protections for Seniors and People with Disabilities

As Chair of the New York State Assembly Committee on Aging, I am dedicated to fighting for the dignity and security of our older adults and individuals with disabilities. In my district on the Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island, I have witnessed firsthand how skyrocketing rents threaten to uproot lifelong New Yorkers from the communities they have built.

New York, NY · 02-09
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A Real Estate Battle Tests the State’s New Superfund Powers

A Superfund cleanup on the western side of the Amawalk Reservoir was completed in 2024, but the state has yet to recoup the cost. | David McKay Wilson. Sign up for Staying Focused, our newsletter keeping readers up to speed on New York politics. The Amawalk Reservoir, which provides drinking...

New York · 02-10
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Seawright: Expand Rent Freeze Protections for Seniors and People with Disabilities

As Chair of the New York State Assembly Committee on Aging, I am dedicated to fighting for the dignity and security of our older adults and individuals with disabilities. In my district on the Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island, I have witnessed firsthand how skyrocketing rents threaten to uproot lifelong New Yorkers from the communities they have built.

New York, NY · 02-09

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Vornado and Newmark to expand Penn District with more retail

Seventh Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets. Photo © 6sqft. Vornado Realty Trust’s Penn District in Midtown East will grow further as the firm teams up with another major real estate company to create a new retail corridor along Seventh Avenue between 33rd and 34th Streets. On Monday, Vornado announced that Newmark has been named the exclusive leasing agent for the next stage of the Penn District, which will feature a street-level “retail experience” alongside existing anchors Macy’s and Primark, whose 78,000-square-foot flagship is set to open this spring. Newmark will also assist Vornado in developing the Moynihan Retail Corridor, the primary commercial hub of Moynihan Train Hall.

New York, NY · 02-02

The Daily Overview

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NY con man who ‘sold’ fake condos must pay $4.2M back, plus interest

New York’s long running Bay Ridge condo scandal has reached a turning point, with a court ordering landlord Xi Hui “Steven” Wu to repay more than $4.2 M to the immigrant families he deceived. The ruling forces the man who “sold” nonexistent or illegal apartments to finally return $4.2 Million, plus interest, to buyers who... The post NY con man who ‘sold’ fake condos must pay $4.2M back, plus interest appeared first on The Daily Overview .

Brooklyn, NY · 01-31

City Limits

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Council Lets Eric Adams’ COPA Veto Stand, and What Else Happened this Week in Housing

Council progressives had hoped they could convince fellow lawmakers to override former Mayor Adams’ veto and pass the Community Opportunity to Purchase Act. But new Speaker Menin, who abstained from voting on COPA last year, declined to call it for an override vote, effectively killing it—for now. A...

New York, NY · 01-30

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People Drive From All Over New York To Hunt For Bargains At This Massive Thrift Store

Imagine a treasure hunt where the X marks not just one spot, but an entire warehouse of possibilities. That’s what awaits at Habitat NYC and Westchester ReStore in Yonkers, where bargain hunters and interior design enthusiasts converge in what can only be described as the ultimate thrifter’s paradise.

Yonkers, NY · 01-26

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New LIBOR Resources Advance Fair Housing for the LGBTQ+ Community

Long Island Board of REALTORS® (LIBOR) today launched the next phase in its Home for All of Us fair housing campaign, this time addressing the REALTOR® commitment to ensuring LGBTQ+ people can choose where they live. LIBOR is a 26,000-member, not-for-profit trade association that serves real estate professionals...

Suffolk County, NY · 01-26

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Ending soon: Lottery to buy Mitchell Lama co-ops near Lincoln Center

An affordable housing lottery closing soon offers the chance to purchase a one-bedroom or two-bedroom co-op on the Upper West Side for far below market price. The lottery for Mitchell-Lama units at the Lincoln Amsterdam House ends on Wednesday, Jan. 28. If eligible, you can buy a one-bedroom apartment for...

New York, NY · 01-22

therealdeal.com

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REBNY gala draws (most of) real estate’s biggest names

As per annual tradition, the biggest names in New York’s real estate industry gathered on Thursday night to celebrate their own and talk business. Our primer dives into the specifics that emerged from the event, but here are a few brief takeaways from the annual gala. 1. Mamdani skipped,...

New York, NY · 01-24

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NY’s third-largest mall heads to auction with more than $400 million in debt

New York state’s third-largest mall is headed to public auction next month after racking up more than $400 million in debt. The Palisades Center, built by Syracuse-based Pyramid Management Group in the late ‘90s, is scheduled for auction on Feb. 4, according to a notice of sale filed in state Supreme Court earlier this month. The Rockland/Westchester Journal News reports the property is currently listed at $463.4 million, plus interests and costs.

New York · 01-20

City Journal

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Hochul’s Proposal Could Ease New York’s Housing Crisis

The nationwide movement against regulatory barriers to building housing has reached Albany. For the first time since a catastrophic attempt at reform in 2023, Governor Kathy Hochul has proposed legislation that would speed up the approval of new housing developments. Last time, Hochul proposed to override localities’ much-coveted powers to...

New York · 01-22

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Palisades Center Mall Now Heading To Public Auction Block

Following some financial issues over the past few years, a date has been set for New York State's third biggest shopping mall to be put up for auction.

New York · 01-20

CNY News

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Palisades Center Mall Now Heading To Public Auction Block

Following some financial issues over the past few years, a date has been set for New York State's third biggest shopping mall to be put up for auction.

New York · 01-20

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Lawyers Challenge Pinnacle Group’s Plan to Sell Buildings in Bankruptcy

The Legal Aid Society, representing the Union of Pinnacle Tenants, filed formal objections in federal bankruptcy court opposing the proposed sale of more than 90 residential buildings owned by Broadway Realty I Co., LLC — the lead debtor entity for Pinnacle Group — citing years of severe neglect and the devastating toll on thousands of tenants.

New York, NY · 01-14