NEW YORK CITY

In the New York State Senate, a bill to exclude co-ops from landlord-tenant legislation faces a competing bill extending tenant protections to co-ops.

The New York City Water Board is considering a proposed 3.7% increase in water rates, the lowest in four years, which would generate $303 million for infrastructure improvements.

Move is part of the Trump administration's all-out assault on efforts to combat climate change.

Bill would count green space as square footage, easing compliance with Local Law 97.

Critics say the Compass listings are a way for brokers to line their own pockets.

Criminal background checks can come only after conditional approval of a buyer.

Multigenerational ownership is on the rise as buyers seek to cut costs and care for aging parents.

The lawsuit is part of a larger pushback against Trump's effort to expand executive power.

Pause goes into effect even though enforcement was boosting organics collections.

With fines for non-compliance ranging from $25 to $300, New Yorkers are being urged to report buildings that are not using their brown bins for organics.