New York City will not renew its lease with the last major hotel operating as a migrant shelter. According to The New York Times, Mayor Eric Adams said the Row NYC in Times Square will cease housing migrants in April when the city’s lease with the establishment...
The crossroads of politics and real estate, a new wave of restaurant closings and rats ruling in Chicago. From the wild and wooly world of real estate, here are our Hits and Misses for the week of Oct. 21-25. Miss: Getting Data on Migrant Housing. Earlier this week,...
New York City’s Department of Homeless Services has given 150 illegal immigrant families with up to $4,000 each to leave the city’s shelter system and move into permanent housing. According to a Gothamist report, the grants are part of an unpublicized pilot program...
New York City’s Roosevelt Hotel, a historic venue that establishment that is now housing serving as the centralized intake center for the waves of illegal immigrants being brought into the city, will have a new life as a mixed-use project after the city’s lease on the...
Last week, New York City Mayor Eric Adams filed a lawsuit against 30 counties in upstate New York for refusing to accept illegal immigrants currently housed across the Big Apple. “Since this crisis began, New York City has — virtually on its own — stepped up to...
UWM Says VantageScore 4.0 Improves Results for 1 in 4 Borrowers
