low-income housing

The new building will include 11 "homeownership" units and a fitness center, according to the developer.

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

NYCHA should not be using its land to create market-rate apartments, local pols say.

The city plans to build a high-rise with 350 to 400 units on top of an existing playground.

The new complex on Herkimer Street will also provide units for individuals with mental health issues.

Residents of Salyer House, a low-income building, said they should be reimbursed for extra expenses.

The 12-story building in Crown Heights has apartments for veterans and space for a local church.

Developers of P.S. 186 have closed on the construction financing to turn it into a Boys and Girls Club.

Residents of West 123rd Street are skeptical that the building will be completed anytime soon.

Brian Fischler was rejected because the city used outdated guidelines to determine his income.

More than 200 people helped erect a new playground at Willoughby Court.

The new project on West 45th Street will offer one-bedrooms for as little as $533 a month.

CB12 members met with officials from Quadriad Realty Partners to further discuss plans for its skyscrapers in WaHi.

Community Board 3's land use committee worked on a development plan for the vacant lots over the past three years.

The Central Harlem buildings on a formerly vacant block will be reserved for low- and middle-income tenants.