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Decades of neglect came to an end last week whe the historic A. Philip Randolph Houses in Harlem reopened following a massive renovation.

The new chairman of the city’s beleaguered housing authority is to be paid more than the President of the United State to turn things around for

The city and the real estate industry has come together to rail against what they calls a callous government plan to throw families out of their homes

In what the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) called an “unprecedented” deal, the federal government and the City of New York agreed on

In the wake of what is being described as systematic failures within New York City’s Housing Authority, NYCHA, the agency will cede much of its control

Miriam Peterson and Nathan Rich will focus on design solutions to help the NYCHA and its residents. Regional Plan Association (RPA) announced that Miriam

KATHRYN GARCIA The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) announced the selection of the development team that will fully address the physical needs at

A coalition of housing advocacy groups announced it will launch a new push in January to promote Housing Justice for All, a statewide campaign to pressure

The redevelopment was NYCHA’s first and the country’s largest single-site conversion under HUD’s Rental Assistance Demonstration. A ribbon cutting was

By Jessica Katz Recently, there has been a great deal of attention paid to the deterioration of New York City’s public housing stock and the plight of

The Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) has criticized a fresh effort to end the Major Capital Improvement Program that recoups the cost of repairs

Navillus Contracting, the New York City-based union construction company, has announced “significant progress” in resiliency work at multiple sites across New York.