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The A. Phillip Randolph Houses will combine public housing and affordable housing units.

The group says it will use the $1.2 million to support 117 units of affordable housing in Central Harlem.

The building is offering six affordable units to those who qualify.

The developer, partnering with the nonprofit Selfhelp, will build two high-rises with 1,193 apartments.

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President Street residents say the city is trying to force a garden onto their block.

Two mixed-use buildings and a new plaza seating area will begin construction this fall.

Artimus Construction wanted to bulldoze the playground for parking, but will now renovate it.

Harlem has the highest number of vacant city-owned lots, but gardeners are hoping to change that.

HPD has had to pay thousands of dollars since 2001 to repair buildings owned by Hugo "Eduardo" Juarez.

The former P.S. 186, which has been closed for nearly 40 years, would also have 81 units of housing.

HPD will issue violations at the Woodside building where 3-year-old Rusroshi Barua fell on Sunday.

A group is trying to convert the vacant lot behind Moore Street Market into an urban farm.

The city denied a group that has fought decades for the vacant property.

Residents were forced out when the fire escapes were removed, and have no idea when they can return.