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Bill Cosby is looking to sell a brownstone locked in a foreclosure battle. The disgraced actor and comedian has listed his 5,000-square-foot prewar property on East 61st Street on the Upper East Side for about $7 million, according to an ad that appeared Tuesday. The 4-story, six-bedroom home, which features an eat-in kitchen, a formal […]

Congestion pricing deterred even more drivers from entering Manhattan below 60th Street in March, with traffic markedly thinning out on the city’s busiest streets compared to just two months earlier, according to new data from the MTA. More than 82,000 fewer motorists entered the congestion relief zone per day in March compared to the same

Landlords and brokers who charge tenants illegal broker fees could face fines starting at $750 once a landmark law restricting the payments takes effect in June, according to documents published by the city this week. The city’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection is taking steps to implement the Fairness in Apartment Rental Expenses Act,

Upstate New York—the loosely defined region north of the city’s northernmost suburbs that boasts no shortage of lush countryside and weathered red barns, but not so much Hamptons-style traffic—is hot. Last year home prices in one of its major regions, the Hudson Valley, which runs along the Hudson River from Westchester to Albany, hit all-time

As New York City grapples with record homelessness and a deepening affordability crisis, we need every possible partner involved in the solution: developing and preserving more housing. But nonprofits are often overlooked as part of that solution, which is holding us back. Contrary to what is frequently assumed, nonprofits are not just limited to being

Leases ‘In The Heights’ producer signs lease in Film Center Building Address: 630 Ninth Ave., Manhattan Landlord: GFP Real EstateTenant: Aged in Wood ProductionsLease size: 2,429 square feetLease length: Five years Asset type: OfficeBrokers: CBRE’s Jacob Rosenthal represented the tenant. Matthew Mandell represented the landlord in-house. Global network for performing artists expands in Hell’s Kitchen Address: 630

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo was denied nearly $3 million in public matching funds on Tuesday by the city’s Campaign Finance Board, an unexpected setback that will limit his campaign’s war chest for about a month. The CFB informed the Cuomo campaign last week that the donations it collected using a third-party database were missing a

It is unclear how many recipients of a popular home care program have lost services after 30,000 people failed to complete paperwork with a new administrator by the statutory deadline. Roughly 190,000 out of an estimated 220,000 elderly and disabled residents in the state’s consumer directed personal assistance program have re-enrolled after a controversial overhaul

The federal government is planning to stop funding Medicaid programs that cover non-medical needs such as housing, transportation or food, putting billions of future dollars for New York’s Medicaid pilot programs in jeopardy. The U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services sent letters to state Medicaid directors on Thursday saying that it would no longer

A state-funded homeless outreach program has placed 723 people in the city into permanent housing, continuing a stable pace of placements since it launched three years ago, Gov. Kathy Hochul said Friday. The city’s 17 so-called Safe Options Support teams, which consist of social workers, nurses and peer specialists, have served an average of over