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Rising apartment inventory not bringing down rent prices in some neighborhoods

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 8/14 9:33A https://www.crainsnewyork.com/re

By the logic of the city’s pro-housing push, if more units are produced, rents will come down. But the reality might not be so simple, according to new data from listing...

City lowers mental health clubhouse enrollment goals

CrainsNewYork.com (Health Care) 8/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

The city is projecting that fewer New Yorkers than previously anticipated will be enrolled in mental health clubhouses under an expansion of the program. On Tuesday, Mayor...

Developer advances 200-plus unit affordable housing project in Jamaica

CrainsNewYork.com (Telecom) 8/13 7:44A Eddie Small

A busy New York developer is plowing ahead with plans to bring more than 200 units of affordable housing and new space for a church to Jamaica. Midtown-based Haussmann...

F train tops most delayed subway lines in first half of 2025

CrainsNewYork.com (Nonprofits) 8/8 12:33A Caroline Spivack, Amanda Glodows

Every subway rider dreads descending into a station to find a flustered crowd of commuters waiting for a delayed train. On some lines, the sight is far more common than...

Queens landlord faces second state lawsuit over allegedly overcharging tenants

CrainsNewYork.com (Banking) 8/7 10:43A Eddie Small

A Queens-based real estate firm allegedly has been forcing its stabilized tenants to pay illegally high rents for years, according to a lawsuit filed by the state attorney...

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Midtown South’s 9,500-home rezoning approved by City Council

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 8/14 11:30A Nick Garber

The City Council on Thursday approved the sweeping plan by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration to allow housing on 42 industrial Midtown blocks, which supporters hope will...

Rising apartment inventory not bringing down rent prices in some neighborhoods

CrainsNewYork.com (Education) 8/14 9:33A C. J. Hughes

By the logic of the city’s pro-housing push, if more units are produced, rents will come down. But the reality might not be so simple, according to new data from listing...

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Midtown South’s 9,500-home rezoning approved by City Council

CrainsNewYork.com (Arts) 8/14 11:30A Nick Garber

The City Council on Thursday approved the sweeping plan by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration to allow housing on 42 industrial Midtown blocks, which supporters hope will...

Related: 42-block Midtown South housing plan clears hurdle as Council trims some units CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism)

Rising apartment inventory not bringing down rent prices in some neighborhoods

CrainsNewYork.com (Arts) 8/14 9:33A https://www.crainsnewyork.com/re

By the logic of the city’s pro-housing push, if more units are produced, rents will come down. But the reality might not be so simple, according to new data from listing...

City lowers mental health clubhouse enrollment goals

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 8/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

The city is projecting that fewer New Yorkers than previously anticipated will be enrolled in mental health clubhouses under an expansion of the program. On Tuesday, Mayor...

Developer advances 200-plus unit affordable housing project in Jamaica

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 8/13 7:44A Eddie Small

A busy New York developer is plowing ahead with plans to bring more than 200 units of affordable housing and new space for a church to Jamaica. Midtown-based Haussmann...

F train tops most delayed subway lines in first half of 2025

CrainsNewYork.com (Hospitality and Tourism) 8/8 12:33A Caroline Spivack, Amanda Glodows

Every subway rider dreads descending into a station to find a flustered crowd of commuters waiting for a delayed train. On some lines, the sight is far more common than...

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Shoppers divided as ’90s fashion trend makes its way back into stores

NYPost.com (Fashion) 8/18 6:01A Kidspot

It’s official - ‘90s fashion has well and truly made a comeback in the 2020s.

5 ways to reduce hair loss without drugs or supplements — and a bad hack that will make your scalp...

NYPost.com (Fashion) 8/15 7:26A McKenzie Beard

In the US, more than 80% of men and nearly half of women will face significant hair loss in their lifetime.

FDA sends warning to 5 sunscreen brands including Supergoop — why they could be pulled from shelves

NYPost.com (Fashion) 8/15 4:00A McKenzie Beard

Some of the summer’s hottest beauty products just got burned.

I’m a microplastics expert — 3 ways I reduce exposure, including only buying these types of clothes

NYPost.com (Fashion) 8/14 12:00A Tracy Swartz

Microplastics are suspected to harm reproductive, digestive and respiratory health, potentially leading to infertility, colon cancer and lung problems.

Move over, ballerinas: the ‘sneakerina’ is Hollywood’s latest obsession

NYPost.com (Fashion) 8/13 7:17A Emma Sutton-Williams

Step into balletcore.

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City lowers mental health clubhouse enrollment goals

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 8/14 12:33A Ethan Geringer-Sameth

The city is projecting that fewer New Yorkers than previously anticipated will be enrolled in mental health clubhouses under an expansion of the program. On Tuesday, Mayor...

Developer advances 200-plus unit affordable housing project in Jamaica

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 8/13 7:44A Eddie Small

A busy New York developer is plowing ahead with plans to bring more than 200 units of affordable housing and new space for a church to Jamaica. Midtown-based Haussmann...

F train tops most delayed subway lines in first half of 2025

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 8/8 12:33A Caroline Spivack, Amanda Glodows

Every subway rider dreads descending into a station to find a flustered crowd of commuters waiting for a delayed train. On some lines, the sight is far more common than...

42-block Midtown South housing plan clears hurdle as Council trims some units

CrainsNewYork.com (Sports) 8/6 9:00A Nick Garber

Mayor Eric Adams’ potentially transformative plan to permit housing across 42 industrial Midtown blocks cleared its biggest remaining hurdle on Wednesday when it was approved...

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Midtown South’s 9,500-home rezoning approved by City Council

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 8/14 11:30A Nick Garber

The City Council on Thursday approved the sweeping plan by Mayor Eric Adams’ administration to allow housing on 42 industrial Midtown blocks, which supporters hope will...

Rising apartment inventory not bringing down rent prices in some neighborhoods

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 8/14 9:33A https://www.crainsnewyork.com/re

By the logic of the city’s pro-housing push, if more units are produced, rents will come down. But the reality might not be so simple, according to new data from listing...

Queens landlord faces second state lawsuit over allegedly overcharging tenants

CrainsNewYork.com (Real Estate) 8/7 10:43A Eddie Small

A Queens-based real estate firm allegedly has been forcing its stabilized tenants to pay illegally high rents for years, according to a lawsuit filed by the state attorney...

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