Building owners and a libertarian nonprofit are taking aim at rent regulation, with a very specific audience in mind for their latest legal filing.

Retail workers earn less than what’s needed to afford the typical apartment in major metros across the country.

NYC faces a lawsuit over rent stabilization rules, with thousands of apartments vacant and calls for changes to the 2019 law.

Pets are particularly spoiled in New York City, with dedicated parades, gourmet doggie biscuit bakeries and pristine parks.

Omer Labock of Douglas Elliman shared an inside look at the $1,200-a-month rental in an Instagram Reel on Monday A Douglas Elliman realtor gave a tour of what he dubbed the “tiniest” apartment in New ...

Jamal Khadar tells PEOPLE that hearing his daughters complain about their sky-high rent inspired his massive "passion project ...

In an effort to break this vicious cycle, a top housing nonprofit is calling on City Hall and Albany to take specific steps ...

Kiki Club, a subletting startup that matches listers and renters, violated NYC laws and had to pay the city over $152,000 to ...

Philadelphia was one of 20 metros that switched from having mostly local demand for rental listings before the pandemic to ...

A new law banning software that recommends rental prices to landlords using market data is due to take effect Dec. 15.

A Brooklyn-based landlord has illegally deregulated more than 150 stabilized apartments over the past few years by misusing a ...