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New Bill Aims to Revive Short-Term Rentals in NYC

A recently introduced bill, Bill 1107, led by Council Members Farah Louis (Prime Sponsor), Adrienne Adams, Mercedes Narcisse, and Kevin Riley, proposes critical amendments to New York City’s stringent short-term rental laws. This legislation seeks to address the limitations imposed by Local Law 18 (LL18), which had effectively eliminated short-term rental opportunities for many homeowners in one- and two-family homes across the city.

New HRA Job Hub Nears Completion at Broadway Junction

The transformation of East New York is on the brink of a significant milestone with the near completion of the Human Resources Administration (HRA) building at Broadway Junction. Announced over two years ago by Mayor Eric Adams as a cornerstone of his Community and Reinvestment Strategy (CARE), this project promises to enhance access to essential services for local residents and bolster the neighborhood's economic development.

New Rockaway Avenue Apartments Now Leasing

Modern Living Arrives in Ocean Hill, Brooklyn

The new Rockaway Avenue Apartments, is a modern residential complex located at 258, 260, and 262 Rockaway Avenue in the Ocean Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. These stylish, brand-new units offer a variety of amenities designed to provide comfort and convenience. Please note that pets are not allowed in this building.

CUNY Faculty Demand Fair Pay: “No Business as Usual”

Thirty faculty and staff members were arrested Monday after blocking the 10th Avenue entrance during a Trustees’ hearing. Chanting “Real Raises! Job Security! Contract Now!” alongside students and labor allies, the protesters staged the blockade to pressure CUNY management for a fair offer that ensures decent pay for workers and a quality education for students.

CUNY Woos NYC High School Seniors with Fee Waivers

The City University of New York (CUNY) and New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) launched the "Welcome to CUNY" campaign, welcoming NYC high school seniors to consider CUNY with waived application fees and personalized letters. The campaign aims to make higher education accessible by alleviating financial burdens and showcasing CUNY as a path forward.

Affordable Senior Living at 250 Winthrop St, Brooklyn

Brooklyn's 250 Winthrop Street brings affordable senior housing with thoughtfully designed studios and one-bedroom apartments, perfect for seniors looking to live comfortably in the heart of the city. Created under the Privately Financed Senior Housing Program and benefiting from NYC's 421a Tax Exemption, this development provides affordable options without deposits or application fees, making quality senior housing more accessible.