Housing

Victoria Stennett has been battling the Emigrant Bank for more than a decade, accusing it of unfair and racist lending practices.

New reforms designed to make the city’s property tax system more equitable could see Brooklyn homeowners paying more each year

Applications for the Homeowner Assistance Fund opened Jan. 3. The aid for homeowners behind on mortgages or taxes is first-come, first-served, so apply as soon as possible, state reps say.

The City has announced that Almat Urban and the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation will develop the condo coop development

The controversial tax lien sale took place on Dec 17, despite months of efforts by community leaders to block it.

At least three of the five worst private landlords ranked in the public advocates annual list for 2021 have one or more properties in Brooklyn

Here's why lifelong Willoughby Avenue residents are mobilizing around a building deeply rooted in the area's history.

The tax lien sale is slated to take place on Dec. 17 despite political and community opposition

The marker was installed this week, a year after the district was designated as historic by the City’s Landmarks Preservation Commission

The new fund, launched by Governor Kathy Hochul, will help low- and moderate-income homeowners impacted by the pandemic stay in their homes