Jennifer White Karp

32BJ SEIU workers could go on strike next week if contract talks fail The last doorman strike happened back in 1991 and lasted 12 days

The 34-year-old, Hungarian-born architect's 'showstopper' was completed at a cost of $185,000 The property takes its name from former Mayor Tiemann who lived in a house on the same site

Stricter guidelines go into effect in January and may impact eligibility for conforming loans An 'unwarrantable' finding could dramatically hurt deals for condo units under $2 million

Three keystones in the arched openings of the parlor floor feature grotesque masks The address was the onetime home of a wealthy socialite who outlived two husbands

The new budget also includes stiffer penalties for landlords that harass tenants Income limit for senior and disability rent increase exemptions rises to $75,000

Derek and his girlfriend moved into a basement studio apartment on Staten Island for $1,500 a month

Households that earn $19,235 to $166,250 can apply, and rents start at $465 for a studio The 14- and 17-story buildings have gyms, laundry, bike rooms, and parking spots

New guidance reduces enforcement of Fair Housing laws permitting ESAs But New Yorkers won't lose accommodations for emotional support animals

They found a three-bedroom, two-bath rental that's 1,200 square feet with a balcony for $5,475 a month

Households that earn $30,446-$126,240 are eligible to apply, and rents start at $777 for a studio