Too Many Books? Mendel Uminer faced a crisis when his landlord objected to the 10,000 volumes in his New York studio apt

Mapped: New York City’s compromised high-rise leads to closures around major Manhattan landmarks

The 37-story office building had been undergoing extensive renovations to convert it into over 1,600 apartments

The Historical Shift to Restrictive Zoning: How 'The Great Downzoning' Created Modern Housing Shortages

It was once legal to build almost anything, anywhere. Then, in the space of a few decades, nearly every city in the West banned densificatio

Airbnb buys massive NYC office despite long-standing conflict over short-term rentals

Norwalk developer drops hotel plan for 207 apartments on Isaacs Street: 'We need more housing'

“While the neighborhood probably can support two hotels, it’s hard to get financing for hotels," developer Jason Mulligan said.

‘Affordability is a big concern’: Melbourne rents hit record highs

A lack of available properties has put increasing pressure on Melburnians searching for a home, especially on a budget.

With New York’s Rent-Stabilized Housing, Someone Eventually Has to Write the Check

One of the most frustrating aspects of the debate surrounding New York City’s rent-regulated housing stock is that it has become almost enti