Sentences with phrase «vacant apartments in the city»
«We've got about 2,500 vacant apartments in the city now, and we've been going to landlords, ranging from people who have a basement suite to very large landlords who have hundreds of units on the market, who have been offering discounts, special deals and flexible leases in order to get people into decent homes before they get on their feet,» Nenshi told the Calgary Herald.
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(Credit Nathaniel Brooks for The New York Times) For decades, the cost of renting a regulated apartment in New York has been partly determined not just by annual increases approved by a city board, but also by the far bigger raises allowed when an apartment becomes vacant.
REAL ESTATE — «Stringer: NYCHA apartments left vacant for years,» by Capital's Kelly Weill: «Low - income apartments run by the New York City Housing Authority are in high demand, with more than 270,000 applicants on the authority's waiting list.
Buffalo, N.Y. - The Erie County Industrial Development Agency today approved tax abatement packages to facilitate the rehabilitation of two City of Buffalo sites, to create 43 new apartments in currently vacant buildings.
City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has advocated a $ 20 million program that would put vacant apartments on the market at a discount as affordable housing, and these two buildings would be the first to take part in the program.
Bradley B. Lauer Sr. and his family own more than a dozen West Side homes, apartments and vacant lots, and dutifully paid thousands of dollars in city taxes on them.
The city has left nearly 900 apartments vacant in one of its affordable - housing programs — a situation that Mayor de Blasio said on Thursday leaves him «perplexed.»
The New York City Housing Authority let dozens of apartments sit vacant for more than a decade — one for 21 years — and lost out on roughly $ 8 million in potential rental income, according to a new audit from Comptroller Scott Stringer's office.
Thanks to affordability and strong job growth — including in the city's core — few new apartments are sitting vacant and rents continue to rise.