Apartments

The landlord was requested to provide repairs in the tenant's apartment.

The 'Don't Be Dumb' rapper paid it forward after temporarily living in a shelter as a child.

The 'Don't Be Dumb' rapper is giving back as part of a new campaign.

"If that was to happen to me, I would pray that somebody would reach out and want to help me," Angeleta Potts said of the gesture.

The videos captured the towering inferno-style blaze that took the lives of dozens of people in Hong Kong.

Authorities said the mother's boyfriend "complained" about her son's presence.

Delvey called herself an "animal lover" after the bunnies were abandoned in Prospect Park.

The media personality wasn't impressed with the outrageously expensive spot.

The homeowner, who brought the infamous brownstone property in 1984, will soon install a gate to prevent tourists from trespassing.

On Instagram, the director and screenwriter reflected on visiting his former apartment that he was evicted during his time as an early playwright.

Despite numerous calls to police, tenants of a Santa Monica apartment complex say they endure harassment and threats from their neighbor.

Julia Fox sparked discussion online after sharing a video where she gives a tour of what she considers to be her "very underwhelming apartment."

According to a report, 6ix9ine is alleged to have been banned from the property after one of his guards "casually" left an assault weapon unattended.

Kodak Black is giving back to dozens of families in his native South Florida, as the rapper has announced that he’s helped 28 families avoid eviction.

Former Cowboys running back Marion Barber was reportedly found dead in his apartment by Frisco police. The cause of his death is currently unknown. He was 38.

17 people were killed in the apartment fire, including eight children. A recent lawsuit argues that there were multiple safety issues in the building.

Fat Joe and the NYC Mayor’s Fund launched a fund to provide aid to victims of the Bronx fire, which left at least 17 dead, 32 hospitalized, and 63 injured.

The fire took place at 333 East 181st Street, which is a 19-story building, after starting inside a 2nd and 3rd floor duplex and traveling to other floors.