Not too many decades ago, apartments were predominantly places where you lived if you couldn’t afford a house. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: apartments
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 →
NYC Launches First Ever Tenant Resource Portal To Help Renters Aviod Eviction
Mayor de Blasio today announced the launch of the NYC Tenant Resource Portal, the city’s first-ever online resource to help residential renters access free resources from the City to help prevent evictions and keep tenants stably housed. Continue Reading →
New Senior Homes In Harlem Lottery Opens For 94 Below-Market Apartments (Update)
A Harlem senior housing development offering 94 apartments offered at below-market rents began accepting applications for its housing lottery this week. Continue Reading →
‘Below-Market’ At Lenox Avenue Apartments, Require $2,000+ Monthly Rent
A lottery for four Harlem apartments the city considers “affordable” is now accepting applications, but the “below-market” units require tenants to earn at least $76,000 incomes. Continue Reading →
Rezoning Rejected By Council Committee For Harlem’s Lenox Terrace
A controversial rezoning plan to double the size of Central Harlem’s Lenox Terrace apartment complex was rejected by members of the City Council’s subcommittee. Continue Reading →
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