affordable-housing

A $60 million funding package will allow developers to preserve the affordable Los Tres Unidos apartments in East Harlem. A partnership between Nuevo El

After three years of governmental fine-tuning and community input, the New York City Council adopted its rezoning plan for East Harlem on November 30.

A new study on the 421a tax program suggests that affordable housing could suffer a substantial blow in at least certain sections of the city, should developers

New York’s real estate industry was one of the big winners in the recent federal tax overhaul, but housing advocates worry it will have a chilling effect

In his eighth state of the state address, Gov. Andrew Cuomo extolled the importance of infrastructural investment to keeping New York economically competitive

With Primary Election Day behind us, New Yorkers can now look to General Election Day on November 6, when elections for the offices of Governor, Lieutenant

Rodney Propp (left) and Joseph Tahl By Orlando Lee Rodriguez Back in the 1950’s, an influx of less educated residents began to overtake Harlem’s Ivy League

By REBNY President John Banks Most everyone agrees that one of the greatest challenges facing New York City is the dire need to create more housing, especially

Affordable housing is in critically short supply, not only in New York but nationwide, and Jolie Milstein wants everyone to know it. JOLIE MILSTEIN In

Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio haven’t agreed on a lot of things recently. They’ve sparred on issues involving income inequality

By Amir Sobhraj, CFO, Zara Realty Few would deny that one of the most pressing needs in New York City is quality affordable housing. AMIR SOBHARJ We’ve

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