Source: The City, Samantha Maldonado, Oct. 23, 2025 More than a fifth of New York City’s core affordable housing stock is in the red or close to it — putting tenants at risk. That’s according to a new report from the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development, which finds that at least 63,700 apartments receiving a government subsidy
Source: Columbia Spectator repost -By Grace Kaste • October 14, 2025 New York City started to plan its replacement of a Hamilton Heights medical center with a complex of supportive and affordable housing units more than three years ago—without local approval. On Oct. 8, residents were given the long-awaited opportunity to officially provide feedback on
Source: By Tsehai Alfred | October 15, 2025 City and State New York repost While Mayor Eric Adams is no longer in the race to lead New York City, he continued to attack Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani this month on an aspect of city policy that Adams hasn’t overtly emphasized himself, until recently – landmarks designation. During
