requires 66 percent approval — it is simply to vote to allow others who could not afford the 24-month ... by an elected board of directors, these housing corporations are like mini-cities with their own bylaws ... residents could readily afford to pay the restoration-cost assessment — $2,000 to $3,000 a month for 24
’re among the lucky, and dwindling, number of New Yorkers who can still afford to live in this city.
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New poll shows that the city is no longer affordable for one-third of residents.
... Be Thankful – If You Can Still Afford to Live in This City
Hudson House was in need of some serious backup. The seven-story, 82-unit co-op in the leafy ...
An aerial view of Hudson House (image courtesy Google).
New York’s affordable-housing crisis by depleting an already scare supply apartments.
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12 percent ... . This purchase is more than just buying a home, it's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here ... a coalition of more than 100 affordable-housing advocates, community groups, elected officials and others
Magazine Article by Marianne Schaefer on July 29, 2019
of Finance (DOF) starts making house calls on co-ops in an effort to make sure that eligible shareholders ... The Department of Finance is Making House Calls
Magazine Article by Marianne Schaefer on July 29, 2019
-unit Island House co-op on Roosevelt Island, which began life as a Mitchell-Lama rental. Though her ... Island House Diplomat: The Challenge of Diversity
to several new market reports.
“In many ways the Brooklyn housing market is mirroring the national market ... 's investing in a housing corporation. Articles, here, will help you understand what your investment really ...
Reports of a cooling housing market in Brooklyn have been exaggerated, as co-op and condo sales ... The Brooklyn Housing Bubble Has Not Burst
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