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Housing Desk
Rents, construction, zoning and the search for a place to live.
15 articles in this section
Real Estate & Housing
Office-to-residential conversions past the pilot stage. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
By Rebecca Lindqvist · December 29, 1969 · 3 min read
Rents easing at the top while the bottom stays tight. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Omar Haddad · December 27, 1969
A zoning overhaul that legalizes small apartments. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Marcus Adeyemi · December 25, 1969
Public housing capital needs measured in billions. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Naomi Sterling · December 19, 1969
The co-op board as a market gatekeeper. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Rebecca Lindqvist · December 18, 1969
Construction labor shortages slowing delivery. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Andre Duval · December 10, 1969
Basement apartments moving toward legality. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Priya Raghunathan · December 8, 1969
A first-time buyer market defined by rates. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
Andre Duval · December 7, 1969
Property tax assessment inequities. A Housing Desk examination of the evidence, the arguments on each side, and what it means for New York.
James Halloran · December 6, 1969