An UWS landlord gets cuffed, nine affordable housing lotteries kick off in Brooklyn, & more
The landlord of an Upper West Side building, where tenants claim to have gone five months without gas, was arrested after a scuffle with a NY1 reporter (West Side Rag)
StreetEasy introduced an interactive tool that rates rental buildings in Manhattan to help renters discover hidden gems (press release)
The largest LGBTQ-friendly senior housing development in the nation is set to open next month in Fort Greene (Gay City News)
Jeffrey Epstein's mansion of nightmares, on East 71st Street, may be worth $100 million, according to several brokers (NY Post)
Nine buildings in Brooklyn are currently accepting applications for affordable housing lotteries (Bklyner)
The TWA Hotel is turning its tarmac into a seasonal ice-skating rink (Curbed)