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'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.

Don’t Get Scammed! What Homeowners Need to Know

By Christie Peale, Executive Director, The Center for NYC Neighborhoods Imagine that you are at risk of losing your home, the home that you and your family worked so hard to buy.
State Budget Draft Includes Tax Breaks for Developers, Money for Schools

State Budget Draft Includes Tax Breaks for Developers, Money for Schools

After missing the April 1 deadline, Governor Kathy Hochul said her administration is close to a budget deal.
Stop the Tax Lien Sale

Stop the Tax Lien Sale

The lien sale has served as motivation and incentive for deed theft and scammers that have preyed on our community, particularly elderly homeowners.
Deeds of Deception: Disbarred Lawyer Convicted of Stealing 11 Brooklyn Homes

Deeds of Deception: Disbarred Lawyer Convicted of Stealing 11 Brooklyn Homes

What began as a promise to help save homes ended in a decade-long deception that stripped Brooklyn families of their most valuable asset.
New York State Legislative Caucus Launches 'Empower Black New York' Agenda

New York State Legislative Caucus Launches 'Empower Black New York' Agenda

Policy initiative aims to address racial and economic disparities, strengthen housing policies and safeguard civil rights across the state.
Brooklyn Closes 2025 With Fewest Murders And Shootings

Brooklyn Closes 2025 With Fewest Murders And Shootings

There were historic lows in homicides, shootings and shooting victims, marking the safest year in borough history.
Medgar Evers Center Leads Charge to Protect Black Homeownership in Brooklyn

Medgar Evers Center Leads Charge to Protect Black Homeownership in Brooklyn

As the number of Black homeowners in Brooklyn slides, the Dubois Bunche Public Policy Center at Medger Evers College, CUNY is revving up its resources to help homeowners fight deed theft and foreclosure.
This Tour Takes You Inside Bed-Stuy's Iconic Brownstones

This Tour Takes You Inside Bed-Stuy's Iconic Brownstones

The Brownstoners of Bedford-Stuyvesant will hold their 45th annual house tour on Oct. 21 to showcase some local architectural gems and provide attendees with homeownership resources.
A Father’s Ministry Inspires His Son to Reimagine How Real Estate is Done

A Father’s Ministry Inspires His Son to Reimagine How Real Estate is Done

Push Forward Realty focuses on community development and giving its agents a stake in the company.