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Nearly 2 million local National Grid customers could be seeing red over hefty proposed rate hikes pushing them to get more green. The natural gas and electric utility giant has proposed gas-use increases of 17% for its New York City residential customers and 16% for Long Islanders, with the company blaming inflationary costs and government green-energy requirements.

Middle-class co-op and condo building owners are rebelling against a massive unfunded city climate mandate -- a green tax.

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Residents learn more about plans for 42-storey building at neighbourhood meeting

The average monthly rent of a one-bedroom condo in the GTA climbed to $2,474, an ‘unsustainable’ pace likely to motivate buyers, says real estate board

A metro Atlanta condominium complex informed its owners and renters that it’s in serious financial trouble. Meter readers showed up at the Treymont at Sugarloaf condos on Tuesday to check water usage.

Incentives for affordable housing among changes to Environmental Remediation and Site Enhancement initiative

Discount retailer Big Lots plans to close their Biddeford, Maine, location for good.

Development looks like a private sector solution that will benefit the private sector, says reader

Kaling purchased the 210 Lafayette St. unit for $3.1 million in 2017 -- and listed it for sale last September for $2.75 million.