affordable-housing

Rockport Mortgage Corporation FHA Section 223(f) refinancing loans for Verona Senior Citizens Apartments in Verona ($24 million), and Mansion Apartments

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

Alicia Glen, New York City’s Deputy Mayor for Housing and Economic Development, does not operate on tranquility. Glen, who confessed to being encumbered

By Stuart C. Kaplan, CEO, Selfhelp Community Services Older New Yorkers are the fastest growing demographic in New York City and will comprise an estimated 1.

With a goal of boosting affordable housing in areas of high opportunity with access to good schools and transportation, the New Jersey Housing and Mortgage

By Sabina Mollot The owner of Waterside Plaza, Richard Ravitch, has entered into a tentative deal with the city to help preserve affordability at the complex

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 is driving

The largest private affordable housing initiative in Harlem took another step forward this week as the City Planning Commission voted 11-1 (with one abstention)

BY REBNY President John Banks Thanks to Governor Andrew Cuomo, New York now has a strong new law that will protect affordable housing from illegal short-term rentals.

Last weekend, the New York State Association of Black and Puerto Rican Legislators (NYSABPRL) highlighted the various contributions of Minority- and Women-owned

1880 Valentine Avenue Rubin Schron’s Cammeby’s International Group has sold a 1,275 unit Bronx affordable housing portfolio for $166 million.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has just announced a 10-year public housing plan that aims to make major changes to the New York City Housing Authority.