A local judge sided with an older tenant after months without heat in his apartment, ordering relief in a case that highlighted basic habitability problems.
The town joins a growing list of New York municipalities using the tenant-protection measure, while small-scale landlords remain exempt.
City records and the family’s account describe utility shutoffs, open violations and more than $13,000 in emergency repairs at the Annadale property.
The Chicago memorial will honor survivors tortured under former police Commander Jon Burge and is expected to open in early 2027.
Freddie Mac says the average 30-year fixed mortgage rose to 6.71% this week, raising monthly payments and keeping both buyers and sellers on the sidelines.
Fresh labor data pointed to a stronger job market, while higher borrowing costs and sticky inflation kept pressure on consumers.
A traveler’s close call shows how airport-adjacent stations can erase the savings of filling up before drop-off.
Realtor.com says list prices fell in most major metros in August, with the sharpest drops concentrated in former pandemic boomtowns.
IRS rules give families room to help with a home purchase if the timing and the donor’s marital status are handled correctly.
Tenants say repeated maintenance failures, evacuations and unpaid rent disputes are leaving them trapped in costly leases.