City seeking answers as retail suffers a decade of decline
The rate of retail space becoming vacant in New York City has shot up by 50 percent in the span of one decade, according to
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Reporting rent payments good for tenants and landlords
More than seven in every ten renters would be motivated to pay their rent in a timely fashion if they knew the payments would become
School contractor jailed for prevailing wage scam
Attorney General Letitia James and New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer announced the sentencings of Vickram Mangru, his wife Gayatri Mangru, and AVM Construction Corp.,
Investors take aim at utilities
New York City Comptroller Scott M. Stringer is leading a coalition of institutional investors representing some $1.8 trillion in combined assets to demand the 20
Critics accuse city of failing to save for impending downturn
A recently released preliminary budget for New York’s 2020 fiscal year is catching criticism from politicians and business leaders who say it fails to adequately
It’s all aboard as train ban is lifted for Bronx riders
The MTA announced it will make the Metro North’s New Haven line available for commuters in the Bronx, ending a practice dubbed “exclusionary” by City
Stringer says city should bank tax glut
A one-time infusion of income tax revenues in FY 2018 helped the City balance the $89.16 billion Adopted Budget for Fiscal Year 2019, according to
Comptroller report blames rising rents on increased Airbnb listings
New York City’s Comptroller Scott M. Stringer released a report that claims residents pay $616 million in additional rent in 2016 due to the growth
Report: Trump tax plan disproportionately benefits New Yorkers making over $500,000
Describing the Trump administration’s tax reform plan as “written by millionaires, for millionaires,” New York City Comptroller Scott Stringer released a stinging report that paints
Bad landlords owe city millions in unpaid fines, says comptroller
Tens of millions of dollars in fines from bad landlords go uncollected every year, according to an audit by comptroller Scott Stringer. The Department of