NYSAFAH’s virtual conference will drive industry forward at critical moment
New York State policymakers will make a number of critical decisions related to affordable housing over the next few months that will shape the upcoming
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How the affordable housing industry can fill broadband gap
Millions of New Yorkers lack adequate access to high-speed internet. This is in large part because families living in low-income areas are inadequately served by
Inwood rezoning a win for New York. But it’s not enough
Rezoning neighborhoods to allow for increased housing production has always been a smart strategy for addressing New York’s affordable housing crisis. Last week’s court decision
Multi-faith partnerships can drive the future of affordable housing
The short and long-term impacts of the pandemic underscore the importance of solving New York’s housing crisis, but it also made it more challenging. It
Lawmakers must provide New Yorkers with the homes they deserve
The City Council and the Mayor reached an agreement last week on New York City’s FY21 budget, which was created in the most challenging financial
Proposal to reform the Community Reinvestment Act misses the mark
The ongoing protests and the celebration of Juneteenth have led to a moment of national reflection on the fight for racial justice. We have made
Capital budget cuts a threat to hardworking New Yorkers
As the city faces one of its most severe public health and economic crises in history, affordable housing leaders and advocates are working tirelessly to
REBNY joins call for u-turn on affordable housing cuts
The Real Estate Board of New York has joined a coalition of developers and advocates to urge Mayor Bill de Blasio to reverse a plan
As legislators return to session, housing system requires support
The New York State Legislature is scheduled to reconvene this week and is expected to consider legislation to help New York’s economy recover from the
Owners launch fund to keep New Yorkers in their homes
Some of the city’s largest property owners have created a new fund to help keep vulnerable New Yorkers impacted by the Covid-19 crisis in their