Join the Fight to Preserve Access to Health Care and Create More Affordable Housing for Residents at 1727 Amsterdam! Despite the approval of the redevelopment plan for 1727 Amsterdam Avenue, many Harlem residents believe the conversation is far from over. The project, approved by New York City earlier this year, would replace the former Heritage
On Thursday, July 23, the West Harlem Community Preservation Organization, several community members, and three local elected officials — New York State Senator Cordell Cleare, New York State Assembly Members Al Taylor and Jordan Wright — filed a lawsuit to preserve the healthcare services our community relies on at 1727 Amsterdam Avenue. Those services include
New York City landlords are challenging the City’s first two-year rent freeze for regulated apartments, arguing the decision could make it harder for owners to maintain buildings as costs continue to rise. The lawsuit, filed Wednesday by a group of small property owners, targets the Rent Guidelines Board’s June decision to keep rents unchanged for
Mass Development has secured a $45 million senior construction loan for the ground-up development of a 72-unit condominium project at 264-272 W. 135th St., in Harlem, N.Y. Scale Lending—Slate Property Group’s financing arm—issued the floating-rate note, which is scheduled to mature in January 2029 and has two, six-month extension possibilities. Arrow Real Estate Advisors brokered