The Right to the City: Housing, Gentrification & Tenants Rights: More on NYC

Developed by the METRO Library Association; the site features nearly 25,000 digitized photographs, postcards, letters, maps, art catalogs, and more from seventeen participating institutions.

New York City's department devoted to housing, transportation and urban development.

The official homepage of the New York City government.

Federal agency devoted to housing issues.

The White House page devoted to urban policy

An independent, not-for-profit educational organization that provides leadership and research related to community planning, transportation, housing and other issues effecting urban development.

Devoted to Research on affordable housing, land use policy, environmental impact analysis, state planning, public finance, land development practice, historic preservation, infrastructure assessment, development impact analysis, the costs of sprawl, transportation information systems, environmental impacts, and community economic development.

Offers walking tours and information about New York's most curious corners.

A selection of free resources pertaining to the history of New York City, including reference resources about the city, links to digital exhibitions and libraries, numerous websites, and information about the city and each of the five boroughs maintained by NYPL's Milstein Division

A non-profit, membership organization that fights for a more livable New York and advocates for intelligent urban planning, design and preservation.

The New York Public Library's research room devoted to U.S History, Genealogy with and the history of New York City. Includes useful links to websites, databases available with an NYPL card and reference services. Chat with a librarian at the NYPL!

An online transparency tool from the Comptroller that for the first time placed the City’s day-to-day spending in the public domain.