Paying Rent

Pigeons, Collapsed Ceilings, and Mold: Daniel Ohebshalom's Tenants Are Still Living in Hell

Two years after Ohebshalom was deemed New York City's "worst" landlord, his tenants say conditions haven't meaningfully improved.

New York City's Airbnb Wars Are Heating Up (Again)

In DOC NYC's 'Slumlord Millionaire,' Tenants Are Undeterred but Real Estate Is Triumphant

City Council Passes Bill Freeing Tenants From Broker Fees—Will Mayor Adams Try to Kill It?

It's Really Happening: The City Council Is Going to Stop Tenants From Paying Broker Fees

City of Yes: Package of Zoning Tweaks or Fireball of Gentrification Aimed at Your Grandma's House?

Even Model-Actress It Girls Need to Apartment Hunt on Instagram

How One Renter Used the Good Cause Eviction Law to Take on His Landlord—and Won

The Tenants of NYC's 'Worst Landlord' Want to See Him Back in Jail

What Happens When a Landlord Pushes Back Against Good Cause Eviction?

As Change to Broker Fees Looms, Real Estate Agents Are Suddenly Concerned That the Rent Is Too High