The Real Deal pulled city sales records to identify and isolate who’s rushing into rent-stabilized as everyone else rushes ...

Lenders are pulling back from rent‑stabilized apartments; owners face a refinancing crunch and rising delinquencies.

Rent stabilized apartments: If you’re a renter, you probably want one. If you’re a landlord or developer, you probably don’t. It’s time to get clear on exactly what it means to have a rent-stabilized ...

Low interest rates, spurred by the pandemic, helped fuel deals prior to 2023, despite a change in the way the buildings were valued. The Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act of 2019 cut off ...

A new report seeks to shed some much-needed clarity on a pair of hot-button issues: how many of the city's rent-stabilized apartments are empty and how long they stay that way. The report from the ...

Some rent-stabilized buildings have lost so much value that their owners literally can't even give them away. But a key report released by the New York City Rent Guidelines Board on Thursday shows ...

In a swerve from precedent, the Rent Guidelines Board’s two tenant members dismissed Tuesday’s preliminary vote as a sham, casting a vote of no confidence in both the board and Mayor Eric Adams.

One of New York’s top lenders to rent-stabilized property owners is continuing to pull back its portfolio. Flagstar Bank still has nearly $9.59 billion in loans tied to heavily rent-stabilized ...

Rent stabilized apartments: If you’re a renter, you probably want one. If you’re a landlord or developer, you probably don’t. With the city and state starting to ramp up their enforcement of rent ...