No more climate change ‘wake-up calls’; We must invest now in a sustainable built environment
In the fall of 2012, Superstorm Sandy slammed into New York City, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. Elected officials and policy makers
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Governor Hochul’s unique housing opportunity
Governor Kathy Hochul will have just over a year to prove to New Yorkers that she is best qualified to lead the state out of
Wenner flipping the format on student housing
Investor Don Wenner is set to turn dorms into apartments as the nation’s colleges continue to battle falling enrollment compounded by the coronavirus. Wenner’s DLP
Enterprise fund targets $800M in workforce homes
Enterprise Community Partners has closed an equity fund to acquire and preserve $800 million in affordable and workforce homes. With $229 million in equity commitments,
Phipps secures $217M construction financing to start massive East NY development
Phipps Houses has closed on a $217 million financing package to start work on the massive Chestnut Commons affordable housing development in East New York.
Prioritize affordable housing in final month of mayoral contest
If ever there were a time to sound the alarm bell about New York City’s affordable housing crisis, it is now – decades into a
Creating a greener, more affordable New York
The solutions to both New York’s affordable housing shortage and the global climate emergency are inextricably linked. That is why the New York State Association
City’s affordable housing effort enters new territory
The de Blasio Administration’s affordable housing campaign has moved into new territory with the launch of a $13.2 million property rehab in Harlem. For the
Despite challenges, affordable housing industry logs historic year
Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announcement this week that New York City financed or preserved more than 30,000 affordable homes in 2020 would be a noteworthy
Non-profits have critical role to play as affordable housing developers
By Niall J. Murray Real estate has long been considered New York City’s most fearsome industry. Billionaires battle other billionaires to see who can build