Adi Talwar
Apartment buildings near Carroll Place and East 165th street in the Bronx.
The same combination of streamlined pension fund investments and public subsidies that worked so successfully in the 1980s and early 1990s, needs to be reinvigorated to preserve the city’s enormous reservoir of privately-owned affordable housing.’
‘The next mayor and comptroller can speed New York City’s recovery by working with public employee pension funds to increase investment in affordable housing, as they have in response to previous economic distress.’
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