affordable-housing

Across New York City, everyone can agree that we are in a desperate need to create more housing, especially affordable rental housing. Finding a safe

Roughly 60,000 New Yorkers will spend this Christmas in a homeless shelter. Thousands more will struggle to balance the cost of rent with holiday expenses

New Yorkers remain concerned about access to safe and affordable housing in the state, so it was encouraging to hear Governor Cuomo emphasize his Administration’s

City Hall wants to play matchmaker for affordable housing sellers and preservation-minded buyers. Hoping to safeguard communities from “predatory investors”—developers

John Banks will round one of the final corners of his inaugural year as REBNY president when the leaders of the city’s surging real estate industry congregate

By Heidi Burkhart, President, Dane Real Estate In the last few months, housing and community advocates have started a targeted campaign against Alicia

K & R Preservation, a New York City-based affordable housing development firm owned and operated by its principals Francine Kellman and Brian Raddock

Millions of families in New York are struggling to find a quality home at an affordable price during our continuing housing crisis. This is a statewide

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.

Monadnock Development LLC and CB-Emmanuel Realty LLC have been selected to build a 322-unit affordable housing development in East Flatbush as part of

A group of West Village Houses tenants have accused Gov. Andrew Cuomo of participating in a pay-to-play deal that helped fund his political ambitions.

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 to cut funding for