affordable-housing

Pembrook Capital Management closed an $11,375,000 first mortgage loan to refinance three multifamily properties in Clinton neighborhood of Manhattan.

If ever there were a time to sound the alarm bell about New York City’s affordable housing crisis, it is now – decades into a shortage that impacts all

The solutions to both New York’s affordable housing shortage and the global climate emergency are inextricably linked. That is why the New York State Association

Greystone has provided a $68,500,000 Fannie Mae Delegated Underwriting and Servicing (DUS) loan to refinance a Section 8 seniors housing property.

The de Blasio Administration’s affordable housing campaign has moved into new territory with the launch of a $13.2 million property rehab in Harlem.

New York’s affordable housing crisis is often discussed, analyzed and scrutinized through the lens of hard numbers and data. How many units are in a new development?

Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announcement this week that New York City financed or preserved more than 30,000 affordable homes in 2020 would be a noteworthy

By Niall J. Murray Real estate has long been considered New York City’s most fearsome industry. Billionaires battle other billionaires to see who can build

414 West 48th Street in Manhattan’s Midtown West Fairstead, a real estate firm committed to the preservation of high quality housing, announced the

A joint venture led by national multifamily developer The NRP Group has broken ground for a new 179-unit workforce housing development in New Rochelle.

Camber Property Group (CPG) and Westhab have topped out 913 East Tremont Avenue, a 100 percent affordable rental development in the West Farms section of The Bronx.

Affordable housing investor, Belveron Partners has closed its sixth fund at $280 million. The money will be targeted at acquiring upwards of 5,000 units