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Another Increase in Water Rates

Written by Emily Myers on May 14, 2025

New York City

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.

Fair Chance Act Remakes the Co-op Admissions Process

Written by Carol Ott and Amy Sara Clark on April 29, 2025

New York City

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.

City Urges Residents to Report Compost Violations

Written by Emily Myers on April 16, 2025

New York City

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.

The real estate market, like the rest of the economy, has hit "peak uncertainty."

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