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Eviction Proceeding Against Brooklynite, 88, on Hold for Now, Court Says

Eviction Proceeding Against Brooklynite, 88, on Hold for Now, Court Says

An 88-year-old Brooklyn homeowner who says he is a victim of deed theft will have to wait a little longer to find out whether the eviction case against him will be dismissed or proceed to trial.
Pending Housing Crisis Sees AG and DA Team Up to Protect Brooklyn Renters and Homeowners

Pending Housing Crisis Sees AG and DA Team Up to Protect Brooklyn Renters and Homeowners

Attorney General Letitia James and District Attorney Eric Gonzalez are expanding Protect Our Homes initiative to protect vulnerable residents

Why So Many Black Property Owners in Central Brooklyn Are Losing Their Homes, Explained

Part 1 in a series: The difference between deed theft and the city's controversial Third Party Transfer Program
Disbarred Attorney Convicted of Stealing Deeds to 11 Brooklyn Properties

Disbarred Attorney Convicted of Stealing Deeds to 11 Brooklyn Properties

Sanford Solny, 68, was convicted of stealing 11 deeds from Black and brown property owners in Brooklyn.
'We Need to Stop This!' New Cease and Desist Measure Aims to Protect Brooklyn Homeowners From Harassing Prospectors

'We Need to Stop This!' New Cease and Desist Measure Aims to Protect Brooklyn Homeowners From Harassing Prospectors

Cease and desist zones protect areas from aggressive real estate solicitation, if homeowners follow the proper steps.
Crown Heights Family Wins 'Crucial Victory' in Battle for Home Grandfather Bought in 1951

Crown Heights Family Wins 'Crucial Victory' in Battle for Home Grandfather Bought in 1951

After 18 nights of advocates blockading the family from being evicted, the Robinsons have been restored to legal possession of their home, while they take their deed theft case to the NY Supreme Court

Adams, Cornegy Call for Investigation into City Seizures of Brooklyn Homes

The two elected officials are concerned that a city program aimed to fix distressed properties may defraud Brooklyn homeowners

2021 Elections: Who’s Running for City Council in the 36th District

When Councilmember Robert Cornegy's term expires at the end of this year, his successor will take over one of the most dynamic council districts in Brooklyn.
Attention Brooklyn Homeowners: There's New Help Available If You're Struggling

Attention Brooklyn Homeowners: There's New Help Available If You're Struggling

Volunteers and officials hit the streets of Bed-Stuy Saturday raise awareness about deed theft, scams, and expanding help for homeowners.
'We're Back': Staff of Beloved Gloria's in Crown Heights Open Gee's

'We're Back': Staff of Beloved Gloria's in Crown Heights Open Gee's

The iconic spot for Caribbean cuisine closed in 2020 amid a debilitating legal battle. But after a year out of work, its staff are back with a new Caribbean spot named Gee's.