Millennials have helped fuel the rebound in the housing market Harlem To Hollywood by purchasing their first homes reports our source. Continue Reading →
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De Blasio Administration Announces New Measures To Expedite NYCHA Hearing System
The de Blasio Administration today announced measures to expedite major heating upgrades at public housing by 8 to 20 months, depending on the size of the project. Continue Reading →
First Time Homebuyer Seminar 2018 At HCCI At Harlem
Join the HCCI First Time Homebuyer Seminar 2018 in the new year at the Dr. Muriel Petioni Plaza in Harlem, NY.
Yummy, NYC Homeless Shelter Host Thanksgiving Lunch In Harlem (Photographs)
On Thursday, November 16, 2017, Monsignor Kevin Sullivan, the head of Catholic Charities of New York, was joined by Bowery Residents Committee (BRC) presided over a lunch. Continue Reading →
Real Estate Investment Course & Guide to Buy Your First Property!
Community League of the Heights (CLOTH) in partnership with Lightstone are excited to offer an Introductory Real Estate Investment Course & Guide to Buy Your First Property. Continue Reading →
Cali Developer Turns Shipping Containers Into Harlem Homes For Veterans’ Housing
Cities across the U.S. are searching for new ways to add affordable housing stock to their lagging inventories for low- and middle-income residents as wages fail to keep pace with soaring rental and home prices. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Kathy Kuo Style Is Perfectly At Home In Harlem
Embrace the luxe side of life in the hottest home gear from Kathy Kuo Home by Harlem resident Kathy Kuo. From floor to ceiling, her designs present a shopping list with inspiration from life, luxury and more. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Kathy Kuo Opens Luxe Home-Decor Store In Harlem
In the latest advance for Harlem retail, high-end online home-decor boutique Kathy Kuo Home has signed a lease for 2,350 square feet at 1961-1963 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., the retail portion of the Morellino condo apartments building at 159 W. 118th Street in Harlem NY. Continue Reading →
No Surprise, Loss Of Affordable Housing Affect Residents’ Health In East Harlem
A new study released this week says that the loss of affordable housing in East Harlem can have negative affects on the health of neighborhood residents. Continue Reading →