affordable-housing

By REBNY President John Banks In last week’s column, I explained the significance of the City Council’s vote to approve Mayor de Blasio’s affordable housing

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s plan to further ramp up affordable housing construction and protection has the support of New York’s real estate community but not

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

Building affordable housing in the ruthless real estate market of New York City isn’t a pipe dream, at least for Rick Gropper. The co-principal of Camber

Seven Democratic state senators were ousted during last week’s primary elections by left-leaning candidates, some of whom ran on pro-tenant or even anti-development platforms.

It was December 5, 2003, and negotiations were stalled. Hoping to coax his rent-controlled tenants into buyouts, Andrew Farkas brought an independent housing

Rendering of the new Park Haven property. Ground has been broken for Park Haven, a 178-unit affordable housing development at 345 St. Ann’s Avenue in Mott Haven.

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.

As New York prices continue to climb, a pair of real estate investment firms sees potential in the affordable housing market. Taconic Investment Partners

The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) announced the selection of M/WBE development teams Urban Ecospaces and D Handy

The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC) and L+M Development Partners announced the closing of three Fannie Mae Multifamily Affordable Housing (MAH)