Kathryn Brenzel

The Daily Dirt digs into how New York City Council member Chi Ossé used social media to help pass his rental broker fee bill.

Ruby Schron and David Werner notched a court victory over the Carnegie House co-op board, which is desperately trying to avoid a massive rent increase to its ground lease.

The Fairness in Apartment Rentals Expenses Act passed this week by an overwhelming majority, mandating that whoever hires a rental broker is responsible for said broker's commission.

Last Thursday, City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams said the Council was still figuring out what to do with the City of Yes for Housing Opportunity.

As the mayor's housing plan comes to a vote this week, it is not clear the policy will survive without significant carveouts.

The Daily Dirt digs into the latest efforts by the City Council to support accessory dwelling units, including basement apartments.

City Council members are figuring out a version of City of Yes for Housing Opportunity that they can live with. Unsurprisingly, the proposal to eliminate parking minimums citywide is under fire.

The City Council on Thursday agreed to Mayor Eric Adams' signature housing policy after securing $5 billion in public funding and making changes that will reduce the amount of housing built under the plan.

Mayor Eric Adams let his deputies take the lead on drumming up excitement for his legacy-making housing policy.

The timeline for land use proposals, once they begin the city's review process, is predictable. The date a key vote is supposed to happen? Not so much.