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Brooklyn

Residentes de Nostrand Houses de NYCHA se preparan para una votación histórica sobre el futuro de sus viviendas

Tatyana Turner | October 31, 2023

Tras un periodo de votación de 30 días que comienza el 8 de noviembre, Nostrand Houses podría ser la primera urbanización de la Autoridad de la Vivienda de la ciudad de Nueva York (NYCHA por sus siglas en inglés) en adherirse a la Fundación para la Preservación de la Vivienda Pública (Preservation Trust), una nueva entidad pública que puede emitir bonos para financiar reparaciones.

Brooklyn

Tenants at NYCHA’s Nostrand Houses Prepare for Historic Vote on the Future of their Homes

Tatyana Turner | October 25, 2023

Following a 30-day voting period that starts Nov. 8, Nostrand could be the first New York City Housing Authority development to join the Preservation Trust, a new public entity that can issue bonds to fund repairs. Similar votes at other NYCHA campuses are expected to take place next year.

Housing and Homelessness

As Chelsea Demo Plans Move Ahead, A Look Back to NYCHA’s Brooklyn Razing

Tatyana Turner | October 12, 2023

There are several key differences between PACT and Hope VI, the now-defunct federal program that facilitated demolition and displacement in Brooklyn decades ago. But, despite contemporary safeguards, advocates say they’ll be keeping a close eye as plans to raze and rebuild the Fulton and Elliott-Chelsea Houses move forward.

Health and Environment

Leaks and Flooding at NYCHA Brownstones Were Preventable, Tenants Say

Tatyana Turner | October 4, 2023

“They knew it was going to rain Friday,” said Cynthia Tibbs, the tenant association president at NYCHA’s West Side Urban Redevelopment (WSUR) brownstones, where ceilings in three apartments collapsed following the heavy downpour. “This is a NYCHA problem where you don’t make sure your workers have all drains cleared and all leaves out of gutters.”

Government

NYCHA Faces Scrutiny For $78.3B Repairs Price Tag

Tatyana Turner | September 26, 2023

This year’s Physical Needs Assessment showed a 73 percent leap from the last report in 2017—a staggering change NYCHA has attributed in part to inflation and construction costs.

Citywide

Mentores de NYCHA condenan el repentino recorte del programa para jóvenes de la era De Blasio

Tatyana Turner | September 20, 2023

“Estoy devastado por la abrupta y violenta retirada de este programa”, dijo Jonathan McLean, director ejecutivo del Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services (CASES por sus siglas en inglés), en una manifestación en la alcaldía.

Citywide

NYCHA Mentors Condemn Sudden Cut of De Blasio-Era Youth Program

Tatyana Turner | September 13, 2023

“I am devastated by the abrupt, violent pulling of this program,” said Jonathan McLean, chief executive officer of the Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment Services, at a City Hall rally Tuesday.

Bronx

Edenwald Houses Tenant Association President Walter J. McNeil

As Bronx’s Largest NYCHA Development Converts to PACT, Tenants Look to Their Neighbors

Tatyana Turner | August 30, 2023

As part of a $930 million transaction, what federal officials say is the largest yet, NYCHA added the more than 2,000 apartments at the Edenwald Houses to its portfolio of units that have been converted to PACT, the authority’s initiative that partners with private developers to access funds for public housing repairs.

Government

¿En qué consisten los planes RAD/PACT y Preservation Trust de NYCHA?

Tatyana Turner | August 23, 2023

A los residentes de conjuntos de viviendas públicas en la ciudad de Nueva York se les está presentando dos propuestas destinadas a desbloquear financiación para reparaciones: Pacto para preservar la asequibilidad permanente juntos (o Permanent Affordability Commitment Together o PACT por sus siglas en inglés) o la Fundación para la Preservación de la Vivienda Pública (Preservation Trust). ¿En qué se diferencian?

Citywide

NYCHA’s RAD/PACT and Preservation Trust Plans, Explained

Tatyana Turner | August 15, 2023

Across New York City’s cash-strapped public housing complexes, residents are being presented with two dense proposals intended to unlock funding for repairs. How do they differ?

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