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The mayor has proposed 300,000 affordable units. The governor 112,000 such homes. It turns out the plans will overlap, reflecting the realities of construction costs and creating a joint legacy…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 3Comments

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Mar 2018

Housing and Homelessness

Bronx Church Loses Property it Saved from Vacancy but Never Developed

HPD has awarded a bid to a Massachusetts developer to create 169 units of affordable housing on the site in Mott Haven.

ByAhmed Jallow 2Comments

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Mar 2018

Housing and Homelessness News

Report: Amid Housing Crisis, NY Must Rethink How Land is Owned

Authors say that the nation’s current housing system fails communities and that political leaders must bring alternative models to scale.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 6Comments

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Mar 2018

Housing and Homelessness Uncategorized

City Dishes Inwood Library Details, Espaillat Sees a ‘Trojan Horse’

The city announced its selection of developers for the Inwood library site on Tuesday, two weeks before Community Board 12 will vote on the Inwood rezoning.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 7Comments

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Mar 2018

Housing and Homelessness

Report: Thousands of Affordable Units Could Go Market-Rate as Tax Credit Deals Lapse

A new set of threats to affordable housing is looming in New York City, thanks to the Trump administration, the real-estate market and time itself.

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

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Feb 2018

Housing and Homelessness

The Big Empty: Stringer & City Argue Over Math of Vacant Lots

The comptroller says tens of thousands of units of affordable housing could be built on land the city controls. But HPD says that’s a hollow argument.

ByGreis Torres 0Comments

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Feb 2018

Housing and Homelessness

Many Unanswered Questions at Last Public Hearing for Jerome Avenue Rezoning

From matters of affordability to school overcrowding, much remains subject to ongoing negotiation between the Council and the administration.

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 5Comments

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Feb 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Feds’ Tax Moves Mean City and State Must Collaborate to Create Affordable Housing

‘The city and state will have to work harder – and increase their level of collaboration – in order to continue financing tens of thousands of affordable homes each year.’

ByJolie Milstein 0Comments

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Jan 2018

Opinion

CityViews: How New York Pays for Albany’s Weak Rent Laws

‘Stronger rent laws will not only protect tenants and preserve regulated apartments in Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village and beyond; they will also allow the city’s to target critical preservation resources…

ByOksana Mironova 0Comments

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Jan 2018

Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

Separate City Projects Target Same Blocks for Housing Development, Alarming Some Neighbors

Within a few months this fall, the city announced two separate plans to redevelop the abandoned Greenpoint Hospital site, and across the street, a parking lot owned by the city’s…

ByGwynne Hogan 2Comments

Cuomo and De Blasio: Political Foes … but Affordable Housing Partners?

Bronx Church Loses Property it Saved from Vacancy but Never Developed

Report: Amid Housing Crisis, NY Must Rethink How Land is Owned

City Dishes Inwood Library Details, Espaillat Sees a ‘Trojan Horse’

Report: Thousands of Affordable Units Could Go Market-Rate as Tax Credit Deals Lapse

The Big Empty: Stringer & City Argue Over Math of Vacant Lots

Many Unanswered Questions at Last Public Hearing for Jerome Avenue Rezoning

CityViews: Feds’ Tax Moves Mean City and State Must Collaborate to Create Affordable Housing

CityViews: How New York Pays for Albany’s Weak Rent Laws

Separate City Projects Target Same Blocks for Housing Development, Alarming Some Neighbors

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