affordable housing

The apartments are the first affordable units to come online at the Atlantic Yards/Pacific Park complex.

Part of the new "Concern Bergen" complex is reserved for people with psychiatric disabilities.

Brian Benjamin promotes construction firm Genesis' policy of hiring workers who have veered off-course.

The typical New York City renter is likely to spend 65 percent of income on rent, StreetEasy said.

Rosenthal's town hall tackled issues from affordable housing to education.

Councilman Rafael Espinal said that while the plan is not perfect, it's the "best possible plan."

Seven units in a 33-unit co-op rising on Barrow Street will be set aside as affordable housing.

The city may look for a developer to take over 131 Livingston St. and add up to 700 school seats.

Ten construction projects are underway or being planned for a two-block stretch of Myrtle Avenue.

A new development complex will offer affordable two and three bedroom apartments in Brownsville.

Local groups say that due to the site's history of neglect, further community input is needed.

Protesters marched through Bushwick waving $100 bills emblazoned with Councilman Rafael Espinal's face.

You have until midnight on Thursday to enter the lottery for a rent-stabilized Stuy Town apartment.

Phipps Houses is planning the 220-unit building for Barnett Avenue between 50th and 52nd streets.

The rental building will be complete by winter of 2017, the developers said.