affordable housing

The city is working with developers to renovate more than 500 affordable housing units in Harlem. 

Mobilizing Preachers and Communities said they are looking for "another option" to the mayor.

Applications are now open for 46 apartments at 509-515 W. 38th St., between 10th and 11th avenues.

Related Companies plans to build 53 units for veterans on the Marine Terrace apartments site.

A total of 57 new units are up for grabs at 950 Summit Ave. in Highbridge.

Thirteen affordable apartments are opening up at 774 Grand St.

Applications are open for nearly 200 affordable apartments at Stanley Commons.

Thirteen affordable apartments are now available at a 10-story Washington Heights building.

Prospective tenants have until Sept. 19 to apply for 76 affordable units at the new BAM South Tower.

Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen said the city passed their goals despite "some headwinds coming out of Albany."

The money will go toward building roughly 800 new units in the borough, according to his office.

A total of 20 newly renovated units are available at multiple buildings throughout the borough.

Affordable housing advocates marched through Downtown Brooklyn Wednesday.

The Arker Companies and the Northeast Brooklyn Housing Development Corporation bought the site in May.

The affordable housing lottery for Waverly Brooklyn opened this week and will run through Sept. 6.