City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events and public hearings, plus affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.

The five questions this year range from what to do with small, publicly-owned properties to how the city should plan for its ...

"Immigrant survivors face intertwined vulnerability—either the gender and sexual violence they escaped in their home ...

"If construction stalls, Chinatown would have a large construction site for a few more years. In the meantime, more families ...

The deadly blaze was started by an a lithium-ion battery on an electric bike, which was blocking the apartment's means of ...

"Why is this neighborhood the last and unserved? said Maria Kessler, executive director for Friends of the East River ...

New York City, especially, has a lot of laws that regulate language access,” Olivia Nuñez of the NYC Campaign Finance Board explained.

Voters recently gave the City Planning Commission new powers to fast track some affordable housing proposals; these nominees ...

The senior center is getting new life after a 25-year closure, and will be named after a longtime tenant association ...

Thousands of public housing residents, community and religious leaders gathered for an "accountability assembly," with Mayor ...

"For those of us working alongside LGBTQ+ immigrants, the horrors of this administration are not just headlines," the author ...