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Fewer broker fees for NYC renters as FARE Act goes into effect
Come Wednesday, June 11, most broker fees will vanish, lowering upfront costs considerably for tenants signing a new lease.
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Forest Hills Stadium releases 2025 concert lineup
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Met Gala pays tribute to Black fashion and designers
Private equity executive charged in sex case
ICE did not have warrant for Mahmoud Khalil arrest
Aging in New York City and how it affects all residents
NYC increases fine to $5,000 for illegal dumping in parks
New 'micro hotel' to open on the Bowery
City Council approves sweeping changes to scaffolding laws
Restaurants can begin building outdoor dining spaces, DOT says
New exhibit highlights 100 years of commuting in NYC through cartoons
Man sentenced in deadly plot to rob and drug LGBTQ club-goers
New York City ramping up its efforts to crack down on 'ghost plates'
Nita Lowey, first woman to chair US House Appropriations, dies at 87
Advocates call for outdoor dining in NYC to be allowed year-round
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