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Skylines and Streetscapes: How New York City Physically Changed in de Blasio Era

Grading De Blasio: In East New York, Mayor’s First Rezoned Neighborhood, Promises Fall Short

Bill Is Aimed At Creating More Affordable Housing In Cities, Suburbs; Lessening Rent-Burdened Dwellers

Eric Adams wants to “Get Stuff Done.” What stuff?

The A.D.U. Experiment

ADUs in New York City?

Developers in Darien push a multifamily housing plan, but residents say it wouldn’t fit in

The affordable housing crisis meets the climate crisis in New York

Saturation Point: NJ puts affordable homes in flood-prone areas — and residents at risk

In a Supertall Tower, How Much Affordable Housing Is Enough?

Low-income New Yorkers face an outsize risk from extreme weather

Development, housing, taxes: Mayoral hopefuls Simmons and Valentine talk living in Stamford

Local Officials Balk At State-Proposed Legislation To Widely Legalize Accessory Dwelling Units

It’s long past time to rezone Gowanus

In-law units: Housing equalizer or neighborhood destructor? Municipalities have until 2023 to decide.

Partial solution to housing crisis: legalizing in-law suites, or ADUs

RPA Report Pitches ADUs as a Big Answer to Affordable Housing

‘Are We Ready?’ Meeting the Demand for Housing Affordability in Fairfield County

Community news: Housing series returns and more

Fairfield County advocates want state to address housing shortage

Fairfield County Housing Advocates Want State To Address Shortage For Low-Income Earners

Safety of basement apartments in New York under scrutiny after Ida

Drowning Deaths During Ida Create Renewed Concern Over Basement Apartment Security

Carr insists Brookfield Town Center 'was a missed opportunity'

New Fairfield committee to explore affordable housing opportunities for seniors, young people

Initiative Offers Blueprint for Inclusive New York City Recovery and Growth

How to improve NYC’s workforce development, affordable housing and economy

De Blasio’s Soho rezoning plan doesn’t address the ‘real issues,’ pols say

Is This Railroad for the Rich?