N.Y. Landlord-Tenant Wars Spur Both Sides to Seek Help
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NEW YORK -- In a city of skyrocketing rents, where tenant advocates charge that landlords are increasingly trying to move tenants out of rent-regulated apartments in order to significantly raise the rents, the landlord-tenant wars are becoming ferocious.
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NEW YORK - A federal magistrate has recommended tossing out a lawsuit brought by a group of Brooklyn property owners and tenants facing eviction for developer Bruce Ratner's Atlantic Yards project.
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The National Association of Realtors is still talking out of both sides of its mouth.
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Reckson Associates Realty Corp. , a New York area office landlord, on Friday again asked a group formed by billionaire Carl Icahn and real estate magnate Harry Macklowe for additional information concerning their proposed plan to buy Reckson.
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A raucous debate over the shortage of cheap housing and the demolition of 4,500 public units is sweeping the city and likely to become more intense.
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Trouble in the commercial real estate market squeezes a Manhattan developer.
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Changes set to take effect Oct. 1 in how the government decides the amount of help poor people get to pay the rent could force some families into more expensive or substandard housing, lawmakers and advocacy groups contend.
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A proposed law which would help to avoid disputes over repairs to tenements is to be debated at Holyrood.
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By Katherine Rosenberg, Daily Press, Victorville, Calif.  Feb. 4--VICTORVILLE -- A group of dedicated homeowners not only had the tenacity to help remove a problem tenant from their area, but they alerted authorities to a home which later had to be condemned, officials said.
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Officials are confounded about the best way to respond to the growing nuisance, according to city officials.
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Once the homely cousin of Broadway and Columbus Ave., a stretch of Amsterdam Ave. on Manhattanâs Upper West Side is now demanding attention in its own right.
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About three dozen area residents could get an unexpected windfall -- they are owed refunds by the Internal Revenue Service. They are among more than 6,400 refunds owed to taxpayers in New York that have yet to be claimed.
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In his most forceful move yet to bring an end to a disruptive labor dispute, Mayor Gavin Newsom urged operators of some of The City&#39;s most prominent hotels to let employees return to work and pressed both sides to reach an agreement by Jan. 25.
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Governor-elect Eliot Spitzer of New York and the union 1199 United Healthcare Workers East appear to be on a collision course.
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By Art Campos, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Feb. 15--A legal dispute between Roseville and a nonprofit corporation that builds and provides housing for senior and disabled residents may be resolved soon.
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Brooklynâs Foreclosure Prevention Project has been so inundated with calls from those in trouble with mortgage bills that it had to stop taking them.
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Taking Questions: A third installment of answers from Lucas A. Ferrara, a partner at Finkelstein Newman Ferrara who is taking questions from readers through Jan. 30 on tenant-landlord issues.