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CityViews: NYC’s Ideals at Stake in Choice Between Low-Income Housing and Parking

‘From Sunnyside to Sunset Park, residents continue to flood community board meetings to protest what they see as a limitation of resources that belong to them, like city-subsidized parking and…

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ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 2Comments

De Blasio Ups Number of Low-Income Units in Housing Plan

The number of units in the ten-year housing plan that target families making below $40,800 will be increased from 20 to 25 percent.

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How Other Cities are Fighting the Displacement so Many in NYC Fear

From Boston to Portland and in places like Vancouver and Sydney, local governments are taking aggressive steps to prevent development that uproots people of limited means.

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East Harlem Community Board Digs Into Rezoning Controversies

A new CB11 task force will take the lead on responding to the city’s rezoning plan, which has supporters and critics.

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Housing and Homelessness NYCHA Podcasts

Podcast: Max & Murphy Discuss Trump & Housing

Gotham Gazette and City Limits discuss the housing policy questions New York City is facing as a new president and administration take power.

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Housing and Homelessness NYCHA

10 Housing Policies to Watch Under President Trump

From homeownership to public housing, tax credits to local hiring, there are more questions than answers so far about what the Trump presidency will mean to housing policies that affect…

ByAbigail Savitch-Lew 6Comments

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La administración De Blasio abre la puerta a fideicomisos inmobiliarios comunitarios

Un fideicomiso inmobiliario comunitario (en inglés “community land trust”, o CLT) es un modelo de propiedad sin fines de lucro en el que una junta comunitaria administra el uso del…

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Housing and Homelessness Justice NYCHA

NYCHA Pilot Sees Success Allowing Residents to Return After Prison

Reversing a long-standing policy that had been criticized for splitting up or uprooting families, the public housing authority is permitting some people to return to NYCHA housing after their sentences.…

ByAngely Mercado

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Celebrating Housing Milestone, Mayor Addresses Deep Concerns About Rezonings

The de Blasio administration moved to answer concerns that rezonings, no mater how carefully constructed, can exacerbate displacement pressures in low-income neighborhoods.