Government Housing and Homelessness NYCHA ORPHANED COMPLEXES MAY GET WINDFALL Congress is urged to provide equal treatment to NYCHA developments.
Housing and Homelessness WORKING TO KEEP DISTRESSED HOUSING,BECAUSE HUD FORECLOSURE IS WORSE Activists gather to strategize about keeping public units affordable – not sold.
Housing and Homelessness AFFORDABLE HOUSING STRIKES IT RICH A major initiative aims to put housing research on par with other social programs.
Housing and Homelessness NYCHA COLD, WITH A CHANCE OF HOUSING:VOUCHERS OFFERED FOR NEEDIEST Long lines and new concerns greet the city’s sudden Section 8 bonanza.
Housing and Homelessness DEVELOPERS GETTING BUSY INFARTHEST REACHES OF BRONX Sleepy streets of one- and two-family homes have become a boomtown of new apartments and rowhouses.
Housing and Homelessness HOW TO MEDIATE MANHATTANVILLE:A NEW NEGOTIATING PARTNER IS BORN A different kind of local body, created to help shape Columbia University’s development plan, could become a “community benefits” trendsetter.
Housing and Homelessness NYCHA A NEW PLACE TO PARK THE FAMILY — NOT THE CAR Over the next few years, residential buildings will replace open spaces at some public housing complexes.
Housing and Homelessness NYCHA UNPACKAGING A LACK OF SERVICE:UPS DELIVERS TO PUBLIC HOUSING After a decade, two housing developments will get the same treatment from ‘Brown’ as everyone else.
Housing and Homelessness HERE COMES THE NEIGHBORHOOD A Columbia professor challenges conventional wisdom in his new book.
Housing and Homelessness THE COST OF A PROMISING FUTURE:HOUSING TODAY, AND TOMORROW A critique of this month’s “Balanced Housing for a Smart Region” report, from an accomplished planner and professor of urban design.
