Association for Neighborhood Housing and Development

New York City Mayor Eric Adams makes a housing related announcement at City Hall
Policy
New York City

NYC Hit Record for Subsidizing Affordable Housing in 2023, Adams Says

By Abigail Nehring
Eric Adams
Policy
New York City

Housing Advocates Have a Long List of Hopes for Eric Adams Administration

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
"Occupy City Hall" protesters pushing for less police funding and more funding for social safety net programs face off with the police near City Hall in Manhattan this morning.
Development
New York City

City Council Approves Budget With Big Cuts for Housing and Public Construction

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
A rendering of the planned Whole Foods at One Wall Street in the Financial District.
Retail · Leases
New York City

FRESH Take: Are New York City Grocery Stores Moving Into New Developments?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
500 Stagg Street.
Industrial · Investments & Sales
New York City

Nonprofit Buys East W’burg Warehouse, Plans to Rent It At Affordable Rates

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Jerome Avenue beneath the elevated 4 tracks in the Bronx.
Development
New York City

A Massive Rezoning Promises to Remake the Central Bronx

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
The proposed redevelopment of the Bedford Union Armory in Crown Heights will include rentals, condos and a rec center.
Development
New York City

Armory Conflict: Is the Mayor Willing to Kill a Development Over Subsidies?

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Andrew Cuomo (left) cemented himself as a friend to the Building and Construction Trades Council (headed by Gary LaBarbera, on the right) when he signed off on a new 421a program that required minimum wages for large projects.
Development
New York City

Developers and Experts Warn About Drawbacks of New 421a Program

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
Brian Sampson.
Columnists
New York City

The Construction Union War on Affordable Housing

By Brian Sampson
The battle over 421a continues after the tax break expired (Illustration: Russ Tudor).
Development

Lapsed 421a Break Leaves City’s Real Estate Community Scrambling to Get the Program Back

By Tobias Salinger