COVID-19 brings big changes to court and its combatants
Starting on May 25, e-filing of new non-essential matters will be restored in the five New York City counties.
Category : Coronavirus
Fifth NY region meets reopening benchmark
Multi-region task force also agrees to open beaches next weekend
Most tenants still paying their rent, says NMHC
Metric does not capture rent payments for smaller landlords or for affordable and subsidized properties which are more likley to house residents experiencing financial stress.
Enterprise launches new program to protect low-income housing communities
Program will offer support and grants to help organizations stay afloat and meet immediate needs
Mayor names real estate, construction advisory council
The 30-strong group includes a number of affordable housing experts who work in the construction, funding, greening and management of city housing projects.
Most Americans still paying their rent, says Housing Council
Housing group warns rent gap is growning as pandemic stretches out and apartment owners could lose their properties if government can't come up with aid
Landlords kicked when they’re down, says RSA
Owners accuses RGB of using pandemic crisis as an excuse to enact politically-motivated rent freeze.
Cuomo extends eviction moratorium, promises help for landlords
Vague on details, Cuomo pushes dates back to Aug. 20 saying, 'In the interim, everyone is making do.'
State’s public housing authorities to share $42M HUD funding
HUD secretary Ben Carson says the extra money will hep protect tenants and staff during the coronavirus pandemic.
City to open streets as holed- up New Yorkers look for breathing room
40 miles of streets citywide to be opened during May to allow greater social distancing