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More Apartments on Church Land? And What Else Happened This Week in Housing New York City and State cut the ribbon Thursday on phase one of a 2,000 unit, 100 percent affordable housing development on a church parking lot in Brooklyn. Could church-owned housing projects see a resurrection in New York?ByPatrick SpausterByJeanmarie Evelly9 hours ago
