Public Housing and Section 8 Households Under Attack by Trump’s HUD
In March 2026, the Trump Administration proposed two extreme rule changes with the goal of evicting thousands of public housing and Section 8 tenants.
Small Buildings and Climate Change
New York City faces two existential crises: an out-of-control housing market, with prices entirely divorced from most New Yorkers’ economic capacities; and rising temperatures and tides from climate change, which are making parts of the city increasingly unlivable and are presenting dangers to New Yorkers everywhere.
Public Housing and Climate Change
New York City faces two existential crises: an out-of-control housing market, with prices entirely divorced from most New Yorkers’ economic capacities; and rising temperatures and tides from climate change, which are making parts of the city increasingly unlivable and are presenting dangers to New Yorkers everywhere.
Subsidized Housing and Climate Change
New York City faces two existential crises: an out-of-control housing market, with prices entirely divorced from most New Yorkers’ economic capacities; and rising temperatures and tides from climate change, which are making parts of the city increasingly unlivable and are presenting dangers to New Yorkers everywhere.
Rent-Stabilized Apartments and Climate Change
New York City faces two existential crises: an out-of-control housing market, with prices entirely divorced from most New Yorkers’ economic capacities; and rising temperatures and tides from climate change, which are making parts of the city increasingly unlivable and are presenting dangers to New Yorkers everywhere.
Climate Change and New York City’s Housing Stock
New York City faces two existential crises: an out-of-control housing market, with prices entirely divorced from most New Yorkers’ economic capacities; and rising temperatures and tides from climate change, which are making parts of the city increasingly unlivable and are presenting dangers to New Yorkers everywhere.
Press Release: New CSS Report Finds That “Control” Instead of “Flexibility” Defines Today’s Gig Work
Mayor’s Agenda May Drive Property Tax Reform
Make the NYPD Gang Database a Tool for Safety, Not Harm
Mayor’s Agenda May Drive Property Tax Reform
Press Release: Latest Rent Guidelines Reports Show Rising Landlord Fortunes
Press Release: Advocates Applaud NYC Council, Speaker Menin, for Fair Fares Expansion Proposal
Press Release: New York State Legislators Rally with Health Advocates to Pass Coverage for 450,000 New Yorkers
Press Release: New York Renters and Homeowners Want Property Tax Reforms Now
Press Release: Rent Stabilized-Landlords Continue to Profit As Tenants Continue to Struggle
Today’s Rent Guidelines Board meeting revealed two stark facts: rent stabilized-landlords continue to profit, while rent-stabilized tenants continue to struggle.