NYCHA seeking developers to fix 6,000 apartments under PACT deal
The city’s public housing authority, NYCHA, is looking for more private sector developers to help repair thousands of public apartments. NYCHA has released a new...
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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....
Affordable housing visionary Sol Arker dead at 73
Sol Arker, the affordable housing visionary of the eponymous The Arker Companies, died on Monday (May 17) after a battle with cancer at the age...
Hudson River Park Trust seeking builders for latest waterfront space
The Hudson River Park Trust is looking for developers to build its new Gansevoort Peninsula, a 5.5-acre park to be built on what was once...
Private developers secure $271M loan to fix public housing
A private development group has secured $271 million in funding to make repairs to 1,718 public housing units. The New York City Housing Authority announced...
NYCHA looking for more private developers to renovate its apartments
The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) has released a Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) to attract development partners for new projects under the...
City tells landlords to reach compromise on rent payments
Mayor Bill de Blasio has launched a citywide tenant landlord mediation program to help head off a COVID eviction crisis. The mayor said the program...
City to re-start ULURP process
Mayor Bill de Blasio has bowed to pressure to restart the land use process that can help major New York development projects move forward. The...
Housing boss kicks off Proptech NYC
New York’s Deputy Mayor for Housing and Development, Vicki Been kicked off the 2019 MIPIM PropTech NYC event today (Tuesday) The two-day summit will see...
City: We’re running out of homes
The new report on the cityʼs changing landscape paints a grim picture for housing. For even as job creation explodes, a dearth of home building...