Ron L. Glassman
Filling in the “missing teeth,” like with the Madison Putnam infill project in Brooklyn.
“A detriment to building sufficient affordable housing is the long and laborious path projects must go through to reach completion.”
‘To compete in this environment, the city must offer an attractive affordable housing alternative, define the neighborhoods where it is available, and implement individual deals on a timely fashion.’
‘Parkchester’s rebirth reflects the best of New York and stands as a lesson for communities throughout the country seeking to preserve and enlarge their stock of affordable housing.’
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