Buildings with fewer than 100 units are continuing to skyrocket in popularity amid the state's strict new wage requirement that kicks in once the number of residences in a project hits triple digits.

The proposed 43% cut in these programs is creating enough uncertainty that some lenders are already pulling back, stalling new affordable-housing projects.

Maddd Equities has filed a rezoning application which would make way for a 1.2 million-square-foot two-tower project with 1,128 affordable units in the Bronx.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City could soon bring free Wi-Fi to affordable housing residents across the five boroughs if a ...

The old Parkway Hospital in Forest Hills has sat empty since 2008, but will soon become 144 units of affordable senior housing.

New Jersey officials are tinkering with the state’s ambitious climate regulations amid a housing crisis. Activists say that ...

By ignoring that people do (and always will) make tradeoffs when finding housing, a new report downplays what land-use ...

Fox News Digital spoke to Manhattan Institute scholar John Ketcham about what Zohran Mamdani's housing plans will do the ...

Officials say the measure can help aging volunteer departments retain and recruit new members as housing costs climb.

The Trump administration's proposed 43% cut to federal housing assistance programs already has lenders and developers ...

Any federal action would be a singular step in a much longer process that would provide limited benefit in solving America’s ...

Home Leasing transforms historic Huntington Building in Seneca Falls into 53 affordable apartments, including 27 units with ...