By Jerrod Delaine
All housing has been affected by the COVID-19 Global Health pandemic, with New York being the epicenter of how it can spread and bring a city to a complete stop. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: affordable housing
In Marcus Garvey Village A “Supportive Housing” Project Grows In Harlem
According to a recent press release from Harlem-based developer Carthage Real Estate Advisors, construction is progressing at Marcus Garvey Village. Continue Reading →
Defining Affordable Housing From Harlem To Hollywood
Last week we posted the article The City’s ‘Unaffordable’ Affordable Housing Program In East Harlem, according to a recent study by Harvard University, 10.9 million renters (one in four) spend more than half of their income on housing. Continue Reading →
The City’s ‘Unaffordable’ Affordable Housing Program In East Harlem
Five apartments are up for grabs through the city’s affordable housing program in a new building in East Harlem, but only for those making at least $75,000 a year. Continue Reading →
NYC Council Hearing To Expand Climate Mobilization Act While Safeguarding Affordable Housing
Members and staff from WE ACT for Environmental Justice will testify in front of the New York City Council today in support of Intro 1947. Continue Reading →
City Planning Commission Approves Plans To Expand Lenox Terrace In Harlem
The Olnick Organization has received approvals from the City Planning Commission to construct five new towers within the Lenox Terrace housing complex in Central Harlem. Continue Reading →
de Blasio Administration To Create Units Of Affordable Housing For Homeless Families
The de Blasio Administration announced today that it is entering the second phase of the City’s plan to convert more cluster buildings into permanent housing for homeless New Yorkers from Harlem to Hollis. Continue Reading →
Sustainable Developments Lead To Regeneration And Greater Affordability In Harlem
A combination of investment in old properties and the development of new sustainable projects is revitalizing the streets of Harlem. Continue Reading →
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