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In New York City, there’s been an uptick in landlords reporting tenants’ rents to credit bureaus, and not all renters are happy about it.
Will housing prices go down with fewer short-term renters around?
It’s unclear whether reducing the number of short-term rentals will free up housing for city residents.
The explosion of short-term rentals has exacerbated the city’s housing crisis.
Come October, Latanya DeVaughn, owner of mobile bookstore Bronx Bound Books, anticipates author events and a permanent spot at the mall.
Hard Hat Cats places feral cats in breweries, bodegas and other businesses looking for organic pest prevention.
The workers currently earn $7 an hour on average. Starting in July, they’ll make nearly $18 an hour before tips.
The city’s new anti-body discrimination law is aimed at revamping workplace protections.
An exhibit at New York City’s Fofografiska museum spotlights how poverty and inequality in the 1970s helped create the genre.
New tech is sprouting up in subsectors that already thrive in NYC, like finance and media, according to Tech:NYC’s Julie Samuels.
