affordable-housing

New York State is now solidly controlled by the Democratic Party. In addition to maintaining control of the State Executive Branch and the State Assembly

As our nation approaches the November midterm elections, New Yorkers should be thinking about affordable housing as they head to the polls.

The Hudson Companies has won the contract to turn the former Greenpoint Hospital Campus into a 500-unit housing development. Shuttered since 1982, the

After nearly being derailed by familial infighting earlier this year, the sale of the nation’s largest subsidized housing complex closed last week for $905 million.

Rendering of Sendero Verde by Handel Architects L+M Development Partners, Jonathan Rose Companies and Acacia Network announced the closing of $223 million

The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development announced the allocation of $18.1 million in housing credits for 13 developments that

New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Commissioner Louise Carroll has announced the release of a competitive Request for

Any New Yorker who has tried to rent a house or apartment recently knows that New York City is in the throes of an affordable housing crisis.

Rendering of the 700-unit Peninsula affordable housing development. Work is set to start on transforming the site of a former Bronx jail into a 700-unit

Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital, the mortgage banking subsidiary of Enterprise Community Investment, has closed over $34 million in loans for

To help solve issues in affordable housing, startups, venture capital and public players all agree on one thing: it’s time to turn to technology.

The city is putting speculative building investors on notice to tread carefully. A new Speculation Watch List issued by the Department of Housing Preservation