City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.

The first project to make use of an accelerated review process for housing will turn a parking lot in the Bronx to 84 ...

Gov. Hochul has proposed expanding an initiative that freezes rent for senior and disabled tenants in exchange for property ...

Faced with steep fiscal challenges, Mamdani said the city is now pursuing a settlement over the CityFHEPS expansion laws that ...

"New York City is facing a growing pet affordability crisis, one that is threatening to get worse," writes Will Zweigart.

Mamdani said his administration will handle "sweeps" of public homeless encampments differently from previous Mayor Eric Adams.

"Many low-income New Yorkers—including those who are homeless but not in shelters—have been counting on Mayor Mamdani to implement the CityFHEPS expansion. His decision to stall, blaming the prior ...

"During last year’s legislative session, the New York for All Act gained significant traction from the Legislature but ultimately did not pass," the author writes. "What we need is the governor’s ...

Tenants can air their grievances at a series of events in every borough, where Mamdani administration officials say they'll use what they hear to shape policies to protect renters. Registration is ...

"PATH was built to manage crisis, not prevent it. Its role is to decide who qualifies for shelter, not who needs housing. As a result, families are forced to fall far enough to be deemed eligible." ...

For people who migrate—who feel lost—all of this is new,” said Luis Florez, a 37-year-old from Colombia who took part in the program in 2024, where he learned what a credit score is, how to open a ...

Tenants who get affordable housing through the city’s lottery or a rental assistance voucher often can’t afford amenity fees in new mixed-income luxury buildings, creating what one described as a “two ...