fair housing act

New York's attorney general reached a settlement with a New Rochelle-based real estate broker whose agents repeatedly refused apartment seekers using housing subsidies, according to the agreement.

A lawsuit that raises the question has been cleared for trial in federal district court.

Her proposal sought to create 800,000 housing units statewide, ease shortage in New York City and beyond.

Republicans worry that Democrats are trying to bring more multi-family units—which are more affordable for minorities—into the suburbs.

The group required that members be "of German extraction" until last year, and the state says that discriminatory rules remained in place.

The lawsuit cites poorly designed common areas, narrow kitchens, and inaccessible electrical outlets, mailboxes, and trash rooms.

A man who fell off the roof of his luxury Williamsburg

As the Department of Justice investigates whether thousands of NYC apartments follow

The mammoth Avalon Chrystie Place rental building on Chrystie, between Houston and