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Apartments in the historic building cost anywhere from $3.5 to $24.4 million, but for a while at least, residents will have to take out their own trash.

The move, first reported by Politico, comes after months of negotiations with the building workers union. City leaders hope it will cut back on rats and stench.

"This is a great day for me because I get to go back to my job and earn money I need to support myself and my family."

'I think there are people who have made the argument that by osmosis, somehow, Amazon is going to come here and see the light of operating in New York City.'

"I didn't know what Willie was crying for. I saw water coming down his face, and I'm like, did somebody die?"

Trash fires broke out in a Bed-Stuy housing complex, a week after union maintenance workers were fired.

"They just told us 'We're not satisfied with ya'll,' and they told us to get the hell off the property."

The workers say their pay has been slashed in half since a hip luxury developer took over the Bed-Stuy housing project where they've worked for over a decade.

Many unions had shifted their support from Christine Quinn to Bill de Blasio.

After reaching a deal just minutes after the contract deadline, members of