Plus, criticism of NYCHA’s general manager, details on a building collapse, concerns about a major nonprofit and other housing stories you might have missed this week.
At the Fulton Houses, activists and residents are fighting a proposal to demolish two buildings and allow a private developer to build market-rate apartments. But NYCHA says the plan is the only way to raise funds to make desperately-needed repairs.
The housing stories you might have missed this week.
The cash-strapped authority needs to collect rent. But there are concerns about lagging repairs, vulnerable tenants and a new program that’s spurred a spike in evictions.
A quick roundup of the housing stories you might have missed last week.
The Housing Headlines You Might Have Missed
‘Gregory Russ will be at the helm of the NYCHA mothership as it tries to steer a course through uncharted, troubled waters.’
The Hope Gardens renovations will be the sixth transaction under NYCHA’s Permanent Affordability Commitment Together public and private partnership program.
The housing news you might have missed this week.
The housing headlines you missed this week
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