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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 regulated apartment landlords are proposing a radical new plan to help house the city’s homeless while filling a $3.85 billion hole in their bottom line.

Streaming behemoth Netflix is giving $25 million to a national effort to combat systemic racism in housing. Enterprise Community Partners, the non-profit

Non-profit housing developer Breaking Ground has announced it is moving ahead with its plan to turn a former Jehovah’s Witnesses hotel in DUMBO into affordable

The Real Estate Board of New York has joined a coalition of developers and advocates to urge Mayor Bill de Blasio to reverse a plan to cut funding for

Some of the city’s largest property owners have created a new fund to help keep vulnerable New Yorkers impacted by the Covid-19 crisis in their homes.

Emergency Action for Resident and Partner Stability, a Covid-19 response program providing relief funding and assistance to nonprofits to ensure that individuals

The Real Estate Board of New York is calling on the federal government to launch an emergency rental assistance program that would help both tenants and

Real estate investment sales in East Harlem jumped 49 percent last year. One of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s biggest plans has been affordable housing — an ambitious

Avison Young announced that Howard Roth has been engaged as an independent advisor and will report to CEO Mark Rose. Most recently global head of EY’s

Managing Director FTI Consulting announced the appointment of Yunsoo Kim as a Managing Director in the Strategic Advisory & Transaction Services group

HAP Investments, LLC (HAP) announced the hiring of Bernard Wolff as Senior Vice President, Capital Markets. Wolff will be responsible for identifying new